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CHEM 131 – Spring 2011 Instructor: Maxi Boeckl Your Name: _______________________ Quiz #3 1. Draw the chemical structure of the following amino acids under the stated conditions. (4 pts) a) Met under acidic conditions b) Glutamate/glutamic acid under acidic conditions c) Arg under physiological pH d) Tyrosine under basic conditions 2. Draw the Fisher projection for the following amino acids (3 pts) a. L-Lysine under basic conditions b. D-Asparagine under physiological conditions c. What is the net charge on the amino acids as drawn in part a. and b. CHEM 131 – Spring 2011 Instructor: Maxi Boeckl Your Name: _______________________ 3. Draw the chemical structure for the following tripeptide: (3 pts) a. Trp – Ile – Asp b. Circle the acidic R group in the tirpeptide you drew in question part a and draw an arrow pointing out each peptide bond. 4. Answer questions a-c about the Fisher projection of the amino acid shown on the right. (3 pts) a) Briefly explain what is wrong with this Fisher projection. CH3 HC OH H3N H COO b) Considering the correct Fisher projection, is this an L- or D-amino acid? c) Give the name of the amino acid drawn. 5. Circle the correct answer for each statement. (2 pts) a. If hexokinase has an absolute specificity for D-sugars, will it be able to recognize L-sugars as a substrate. True or False b. The driving force for the secondary structure of proteins is due to the interactions of the R groups on different amino acid residues. True or False c. Fibrous proteins are easily transported through the body, since they have mainly polar R groups on the outside. True or False d. Enzymes are highly efficient since they lower the activation energy of a specific reaction. True or False