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A set of 11 vocabulary flashcards defining amino acids based on their chemical structures presented in the lecture notes.
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Alanine
The amino acid identified in Q01, featuring a structure containing H3N, CH2, H, and COO groups.
Glycine
The amino acid identified in Q02, featuring a structure containing H, H3N+, H, and COO groups.
Leucine
The amino acid identified in Q03, featuring a structure containing H3C, CH3, H2N+, CH, CH2, H, and COO groups.
Phenylalanine
The amino acid identified in Q04, featuring a structure with a CH2 group attached to a phenyl ring.
Methionine
The amino acid identified in Q05, featuring a structure containing CH3, S, CH2, CH2, UN+, and OO− groups.
Proline
The amino acid identified in Q06, featuring a ring structure containing H2C−CH2, H2, and CH2 groups.
Cysteine
The amino acid identified in Q07, featuring a structure containing H3N, SH, CH2, H, and COO groups.
Serine
The amino acid identified in Q08, featuring a structure containing HO, CH2, HN+, and COO groups.
Tyrosine
The amino acid identified in Q09, featuring a structure containing OH, CH2, H2N+, and COO groups.
Glutamic acid
The amino acid identified in Q10, featuring a structure containing 3N+, C, CH2, CH2, and CO groups.
Arginine
The amino acid identified in Q11, featuring a structure containing H2N+NH2, NH, three CH2 groups, H2N+, and COO− groups.