Organic Chemistry III |
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Professor Carl C. Wamser |
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Chem 336 - Spring Term |
Quiz 25 |
1. (3 points) Using only side-chain structures, illustrate specific examples of :
a) disulfide bridge
b) H-bonding between Tyr and Asp
c) Coulombic (charge) attraction between Arg and Glu
2. (4 points) Write the complete structure for the tripeptide Met-Phe-Ser, including stereochemistry, as it would appear at pH 7.
You would like to prepare this tripeptide and have available the following bottles:
M - Met, P - Phe, S - Ser, B - BOC-Cl, D - DCCI, H - HBr (aqueous)
Indicate the order in which you would use these to make the desired tripeptide.
3. (3 points) Deduce the amino acid sequence of the unknown hexapeptide.
* complete hydrolysis releases equal amounts of Glu, His, Lys, Phe, Ser, Tyr
* Edman’s reagent releases Ser followed by His
* chymotrypsin releases Tyr plus a dipeptide and a tripeptide
* trypsin releases Glu plus a pentapeptide