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- [Professor] So in this video,

our goal is to take what we've learned about the acid-base

and speciation chemistry of amino acids

and apply it to peptides.

What I have drawn here is just an example peptide

that we're gonna use in this video.

Its sequence is alanine, glutamic acid, alanine, serine.

And I'm also showing you a table

that has some useful pKa values.

And I'll note here that in this table,

pKA1 always corresponds to the C-terminus.

PKa2 always corresponds to the N-terminus.

And then the third pKA, as the table says,

is always the side chain.

And not all of these amino acids have side chain pKas,

and that's because not all of them are functional groups

that can be protonated or deprotonated.

So if they're not acids or bases, they don't have pKas.

Okay, so I think what you'll find is that determining the,

like I said, going through the speciation

for peptides is really similar to doing it for amino acids.

The only big difference is

that you might have a couple more functional groups.

But at the end of the day, the approach is really similar.

So let's look at our representative peptide here.

And to save ourselves a little bit of time and effort,

what I'm gonna do is suggest that we redraw this

in an abbreviated, simplified form,

where we only worry about functional groups.

So I'm gonna abbreviate the backbone just as a solid line.

So when I do this, I have this solid line

where I have my N-terminus, alanine side chain,

glutamic acid side chain,

alanine side chain, serine side chain

and now we finish up with the C-terminus.

All right, this is an easier way of drawing the peptide.

And we ignore all the peptide backbone,

because as we mentioned before,

once the peptide bond forms, nothing is reactive.

So in terms of the chemistry of the peptide,

the only part of the peptide backbone

that matters is the N-terminus and the C-terminus.

So this is a nice way of writing out the peptide,

where we only focus in on functional groups.

And in fact, in this case,

I'm gonna even go even one step further

and erase some of the side chains.

The side chains that I'm going to erase are the ones

that don't have pKas.

So alanine does not have a side chain pKa.

Serine does not have a side chain pKa,

meaning that they are not gonna be important

in our acid-base speciation.

So I'm gonna go ahead and erase them

so that we're not confused and bothered by writing them out.

And what we see is we end up with a peptide

that has three functional groups

that participate in acid-base chemistry.

We have the amine group at the N-terminus.

We have the side chain of glutamic acid.

And we have the carboxylic acid

at the C-terminus of our peptide.

So we have an H3X situation.

And this is very manageable.

So the very first thing that we want to do is we want

to be able to predict what the charge of these things are

in the fully protonated form.

So remember amines when they're protonated are NH3,

and they have a positive charge.

And carboxylic acids when they're protonated

in their acid form, they're neutral.

So I need to redraw my amine here

so that I have an NH3 with a positive charge.

And what we see is the other two functional groups

are carboxylic acids, so they're neutral.

So in the fully protonated form, H3X,

this peptide has a plus-one charge,

meaning that as we start losing protons, right,

so we go from an H3X to the H2X.

When I've done this, I've lost a hydrogen atom,

and I've also lost a positive charge.

So H2X is neutral.

HX must be negative one.

And the fully deprotonated form is negative two.

So the next step is to write out

what these things look like in these different forms

and convince ourselves that we did it right.

So we need to figure out what the pKas are for each

of these individual functional groups.

Glutamic acid side chain is the easy one.

We find glutamic acid in our table.

The pKa of the side chain is 4.07.

So that functional group has a pKa of 4.07.

To figure out the pKa of the amino group at the N-terminus,

we need to specifically choose the N-terminus of alanine.

Alanine is our N-terminal amino acid,

so this amine is attached to alanine.

And alanine's N-terminus has a pKa of 9.87.

And finally, the C-terminus is on serine.

So serine's C-terminus has a pKa of 2.19.

So our three pKas are 2.19, 4.07 and 9.87.

The C-terminus has the most acidic pKa,

so when we convert from the H3X to the H2X,

we're gonna deprotonate the C-terminus,

'cause it's the most acidic.

So let's go ahead and redraw this peptide

in the H2X form.

What we see here is that side chain

of glutamic acid is still protonated,

because it is not deprotonated yet.

The amino group, at the N-terminus, is still protonated,

but the C-terminus has been deprotonated.

This now gives us a negative-one charge at the C-terminus,

a plus-one charge at the N-terminus,

and the side chain of glutamic acid is neutral,

so the overall charge of zero makes sense.

When we draw the HX form, the next proton

that gets removed is the side chain of glutamic acid,

because it has the next most acidic pKa.

So we draw this out.

The N-terminus is still protonated.

The C-terminus is still deprotonated.

And now the side chain

of glutamic acid is also deprotonated.

So I have a negative-one charge from the C-terminus,

a plus-one charge from the N-terminus,

and a negative-one charge on my side chain.

So a charge of negative one overall makes sense.

And finally, to redraw this for the fully deprotonated,

we now deprotonate the amine.

So now we have a negative-one charge on the C-terminus,

a negative-one charge on the side chain,

and the N-terminus is neutral.

So the charge of negative two is accurate.

All right, so our final step here is let's figure out

what the isoelectric point is?

Just like we saw with amino acids,

we want to figure out which of these is neutral,

and we've already done this.

So we know that it's the H2X form that is neutral,

so if we average the two pKas that surround this,

then that will give us the isoelectric point.

So in this case, our two pKas are 2.19,

the most acidic, right.

So this transition is 2.19,

and the next one is 4.07.

We always start most acidic and start working our way up.

From H3 to H2 is 2.19.

From H2 to HX is 4.07.

So then the last transition would be the 9.87

for the N-terminus, meaning that the pH

where this molecule exists in 100% abundance is the average

of 2.19 and 4.07.

And this ends up being 3.13.

Let's go ahead and try one more sample problem here.

Lysine, aspartic acid, alanine,

let's choose glutamic acid.

So we have four amino acid,

which means we have an N-terminus and a C-terminus.

And let's go ahead and draw this out using that shortcut

that we've talked about before.

We have an NH2.

Our lysine is L-Y-S-I-N-E.

Aspartic acid is the carboxylic acid.

Alanine is a single methyl group.

Glutamic acid is a carboxylic acid.

And then we have our C-terminus.

Okay, and I'm gonna go ahead and take this one step further

and draw everything protonated.

Amines are NH3 when protonated,

and they have a positive charge.

Carboxylic acids are neutral, so they're neutral.

So overall, we have one, two,

three, four, five functional groups

that contain ionizable protons.

And the overall charge is plus two,

two amines, three carboxylic acids.

So when we convert to H4X, we have plus one.

H3X is our neutral form.

H2X would be negative one.

HX is negative two.

So then X would be negative three.

Okay, and just to save time,

I'm not gonna bother going through

and drawing out the actual side chains

for all of these different forms.

But what we do want to do is to assign pKa values,

because we need to know what this pKa is

and what this pKa is so that we can average them.

So let's start with the C-terminus.

So we have glutamic acid at the C-terminus.

We want to get the C-terminal pKa

for glutamic acid, which is 2.10.

We also want the side chain pKa

for glutamic acid, which is 4.07.

We want the side chain pKa for aspartic acid, 3.9,

and the side chain pKa for lysine, 10.54.

And finally, we want to have the N-terminal pKa

for lysine, so 9.06.

So each of these pKas correspond to a transition

from one species to another.

And we start with the most acidic

and work our way to the most basic.

The most acidic is 2.1.

This corresponds to the C-terminus.

The next is 3.9, which corresponds

to the side chain of aspartic acid.

Next, we have 4.07, which corresponds

to the side chain of glutamic acid.

And then we have the N-terminus, 9.06,

and finally, the side chain of lysine, 10.54.

So these are our five pKas, and as we see here,

the neutral form is between 3.9 and 4.07.

So to figure out our pI, we average them.

3.9 plus 4.07 divided by two,

this ends up being 3.99.

So this is the strategy for determining the pI

for absolutely any peptide.

We are gonna consistently see amines and carboxylic acids,

so please be familiar with them.

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Drawing Peptides - Duration: 7:11.

- [Narrator] In the previous video we learned

how amino acids can condense together

to make a peptide bond.

What I'm showing here is the product of this,

when two amino acids condense together

and what we see is we make this new peptide bond,

which we mentioned was an amide linkage.

Okay.

So, in this video, we're gonna think about

what these peptides look like

when multiple amino acids condense together

to make a longer polypeptide.

Alright?

So, let's go ahead and erase this.

So, before we even focus in on side chains,

what we really wanna do is make sure

that we get the backbone drawn correctly.

Alright?

This is absolutely the most important part

of drawing peptides correctly.

Okay?

So, the first thing you need to do to draw an NH2 group.

Right?

We call this the N-terminus.

This is the part of the polypeptide,

where we have a free amine

and then from the NH2 group,

we have an alfa carbon, we have a carbon eel.

We now form our peptide bond.

Okay?

So, so far we've gone from nitrogen, alpha carbon,

carbon eel, next nitrogen in the peptide bond.

Next we go to another alpha carbon

and then to a carbon eel

and then we make our peptide bond with another nitrogen.

Alpha carbon,

carbon eel,

nitrogen.

Alpha carbon,

carbon eel,

nitrogen.

Alpha carbon,

carbon eel,

nitrogen.

Alright?

So, this theme keeps going and going until you reach

what we call the C-terminus,

which is the carboxylic acid end of our peptide.

So. I'll draw one more here.

So, instead of now making a peptide bond,

we're gonna go ahead and draw in the carboxylic acid.

So, this is a proper peptide backbone.

Every single linkage is a repeating pattern

of nitrogen, alpha carbon, carbon eel.

Nitrogen, alpha carbon, carbon eel.

If you don't see this repeating pattern,

you have not drawn it correctly.

Okay?

So, we know that each alpha carbon then,

has an R group or a side chain hanging off of it,

so this would be R1.

We call this R2.

This R3.

And it's only when you start adding in the side chains,

that the actual amino acid matters.

Alright, before you start putting in the side chain,

when all you're doing is focusing on the backbone,

it doesn't matter what these side chains are.

It's only when you determine what the amino acids are,

where the side chains matter.

Okay?

So, let's go ahead and give this a shot.

Let's say that we wanna draw a polypeptide

that has the sequence,

(chalkboard writing)

Asp,

(chalkboard writing)

Ala,

(chalkboard writing)

Lys.

Okay?

You may remember the three letter abbreviations.

If you don't, please become familiar with them.

So, asp is aspartic acid.

ala is Alanine

and lys is Lysin.

Okay?

So, we call this a trimer.

So, it's three amino acids linked together,

so when we draw this we're gonna wanna draw

two peptide bonds

and then a free amine

and a free carboxylic acid.

Okay?

These are always drawn

from the N-terminus to the C-terminus.

So, when we draw this, we need to have our amine group

on the asp and our carboxylic acid,

or our C-terminus on the Lysin.

These things are always arranged in this way,

from the N-terminus, where we have the NH2,

to the C-terminus, where we have the carboxylic acid.

Alright?

So, let's start off by simply drawing in the backbone,

no side chains yet.

Start with your NH2.

NH2, alpha carbon, carbon eel,

That's the Asp.

Nitrogen, alpha carbon, carbon eel,

that's our Alanine.

Nitrogen, alpha carbon, carbon eel,

this is the Lysine and now we have our C-terminus.

This is the backbone.

You have to get this right

before you can get the overall structure correct.

And now it's just a matter of putting in the side chains.

Okay?

So, aspartic acid, you might remember,

is CH2 with a carboxylic acid.

Alanine is a CH3

and Lysin was the long chain with the amine at the end.

So, aspartic acid is CH2

(chalkboard writing)

with a carboxylic acid.

Alanine is a CH3.

Lysine was L-Y-S-I-N,

(chalkboard writing)

with the nitrogen there.

Okay?

So, this is the trimer of Asp, Ala, Lys.

Let's try one more.

So, Let's try Gly,

(chalkboard writing)

Glu,

(chalkboard writing)

Ala,

Ser.

Okay?

So, here we have four amino acids.

We're gonna have to draw three peptide bonds

to link the four amino acids together.

So, Let's go ahead and do this.

We start with our NH2, our N-terminus.

Nitrogen, alpha carbon, carbon eel.

Nitrogen,

alpha carbon,

and now carboxylic acid for the C-terminus.

I've drawn three peptide bonds,

linking together the four amino acids.

Okay, I'll put in my side chains now.

Glycine is a hydrogen,

so I don't really need to show it but I will.

Glutamic acid is CH2.

CH2.

And then we have a carboxylic acid.

Alanine is just a CH3.

Serine is CH2

OH.

Okay?

So, just to reinforce this one more time,

when you're drawing peptides, draw the backbone first.

Get that right.

Once you have that, then add in the side chains.

In the next video we'll start thinking about some

of the acid base properties of these peptides.

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Don't trust no one else,

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We learn from our experiences,

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Find out YOUR Star Wars COMPANION! - Star Wars Quiz - Duration: 12:59.

Hey everybody and welcome to Leia's Lair.

In this episode I have prepared a quiz to determine who your companion would be in the

Star Wars Universe.

If you are enjoying the videos please give them a like, share, and subscribe to the channel

so I can continue making them for you!

Now before we begin, grab a pen and paper or something to keep track of your answers

and scores.

After each question, select one response that aligns with how you'd choose to be in the

Star Wars universe.

It will then reveal how many points each response is worth, add that number to your tally.

At the end we will add up all the points from the questions to determine which result you

got.

Alright, let's begin!

Question 1: You and your master run into an enemy.

Do you…

(EP2)

A. Let your master come up with an attack plan.

They are both wiser and more experienced.

B. Let your master attack without you.

If anyone is risking their life here it should be them.

C. Try to mediate the situation.

See if you can solve any problems through words.

D. Run in and attack without your master.

You feel you are strong enough.

E. Come up with an attack plan.

Your master is too set in their ways for this battle.

Question 2: During a fight, clone troopers in your squad are in danger, but your master

tells you not to worry about them.

Do you...

(Hilt Style Legends)

A. Listen to your master.

You trust in his wisdom.

B. Tell your master to buzz off.

You will save them if you like.

C. Apologize to your master, as you have to go help them.

D. Do nothing.

You are torn between helping them and disagreeing with your master.

E. Shoot down your master's ship.

No one tells you what to do.

Question 3: While wandering on Jakku, you see a scavenger trying to steal a droid.

Do you…

(Droid Quiz)

A. Ignore it, it's not your problem or place to deal with this.

B. Offer the scavenger something to leave the droid alone, let the droid go free.

C. Command that the scavenger leave the droid, then let the droid go free.

D. Threaten the scavenger to give you the droid.

E. Kill the scavenger and take the droid for yourself.

Question 4: Someone is trying to assassinate a senator.

Do you…

(EP2)

A. Let them deal with the situation themselves.

Having you as protection is overkill.

B. Suggest that someone else guards them, while you try and find out whose behind it.

C. Never leave their side.

You will try and protect them with your life if you must.

D. Use them as bait.

You can sense everything going on in their room.

E. Suggest that someone else investigates, while you guard the senator.

Question 5: You are facing your nemesis in a podrace.

Do you…

(Ship Quiz)

A. Wish them luck.

If you win, you want to win fair.

B. During the race try to ram them into a wall.

They should not have messed with you.

C. Try to throw them off by insulting them.

They are bantha poodoo compared to you.

D. Pay no attention to them.

They will distract you from what's important.

E. Sabotage their podracer.

You want any advantage you can get.

Question 6: You've just escaped enemy fighters, when your companion wants to turn around because

they have a feeling they know where their brother is.

Do you…

(Faction Quiz)

A. Hit the acceleration.

If they want to go back for their brother because of a 'feeling' they can walk back.

B. Go back for their brother, even if you don't believe he's there.

C. Respectfully decline.

You cannot risk everyone's lives, even if there's a chance their brother is back there.

D. Turn around the ship, you trust your companions intuitions.

E. Let them pilot the ship.

You've heard enough of 'feelings' for one day.

Question 7: An enemy tries to escape on a speeder bike.

Do you…

(Blaster Quiz)

A. Let them go, it is not worth your time.

B. Chase them on another speeder bike, but only to capture them.

C. Try to shoot them with your blaster.

D. Jump on another speeder bike and chase after them until you kill them.

E. Throw a tracker onto the bike, you can cut him off in your ship.

Question 8: You come across someone who knows something about your missing companion.

Do you…

(CW5E20)

A. Try and talk to them about anything they may know.

B. Use Force persuade to get them to reveal any secrets they may have.

C. Force Choke them until they tell you everything they know.

D. Follow them from the shadows and see if they lead you to anything.

E. Threaten them with your lightsaber.

That should get them to talk real fast.

Question 9: How did you meet your companion?

A. You rescued them from getting killed B. You paid for their help

C. You joined forces for a mutually-beneficial cause

D. You killed their last companion

Question 10.

What is your companion to you?

A. Just a hired gun B. Simply a companion

C. Your friend D. An expendable asset

Alright that was the last question, good job on finishing the quiz.

Now just add up all the points from the questions and we'll find out which result you have in

the Star Wars universe.

Between 10 and 17: You got Chirrut Îmwe

Chirrut Îmwe was a deeply spiritual Human who believed all living things were connected

through the Force.

His sightless eyes do not prevent him from being a highly-skilled ally.

By having Chirrut Imwe as your companion, you would have an ally who helps promote your

connection to the Force.

Between 18 and 22: You got R2-D2 & C-3PO

R2-D2 was a resourceful astromech droid, while C-3PO was a protocol droid.

When you get one, you usually get the other reluctantly following behind while complaining

about impending doom.

By having R2-D2 and C-3PO as your companions, you would have allies who help you get through

any mess, technical or otherwise, all while providing some comedy.

Between 23 and 27: You got BB-8

BB-8 was a skittish astromech droid who was loyal almost to a fault.

Relatively small for a droid, it could usually sneak by most enemies unnoticed.

By having BB-8 as your companion, you would have an ally that would always figure out

a way to help you and follow you to the end.

Between 28 and 32: You got Jar Jar Binks

Jar Jar Binks was a very clumsy, but well-meaning Gungan who could help out in most situations,

even when he didn't know what he was doing.

His absent-mindedness was usually corrected by his luck.

By having Jar Jar Binks as your companion, you would have an ally who helps improve your

patience.

Between 33 and 37: You got Chewbacca

Chewbacca was a strong and loyal Wookiee who would never leave his companions side.

His great physical size had just as big of a heart to match, caring deeply about his

friends.

By having Chewbacca as your companion, you would have an ally that would help improve

others loyalty towards you.

Between 38 and 42: You got K-2SO

K-2SO was a reprogrammed Imperial security droid who became loyal to the Alliance.

His smart-mouth humor helped to keep the situations light, and was able to infiltrate Imperial

bases.

By having K-2SO as your companion, you would have an ally that would help you infiltrate

your enemies base, as well as back you up in a fight.

Between 43 and 47: You got Greedo

Greedo was a sneaky and clever Rodian who would follow through with a mission no matter

what the cost, even if it meant his life.

Although he was overzealous at times, he proved to be a deadly shot… just as long as he

shot first.

By having Greedo as your companion, you would have an ally that would help you track down

any of your enemies and get the jump on them.

Between 48 and 52: You got IG-88

IG-88 was a rogue and terrifying assassin droid who was programmed to seek out and eliminate

targets.

Having mastery over most weapons, he was never without a means to attack.

By having IG-88 as your companion, you would have an ally that would eliminate your enemies

first, and then never ask questions either.

Between 53 and 57: You got Bossk

Bossk was a feared Trandoshan who would use his natural hunting instincts to help him

capture any bounty.

Never one to get involved in the politics of a mission, he was always in it for the

money.

By having Bossk as your companion, you would have an ally that would improve your ability

to capture enemies.

Between 58 and 62: You got Cad Bane

Cad Bane was a ruthless Duros who could handle himself in any situation, even against foes

with lightsabers.

Although usually only listening when credits are at stake, you could always count on him

to make it out of a fight alive.

By having Cad Bane as your companion, you would have an ally that would help you get

the mission done, no matter the cost.

Between 63 and 70: You got Boba Fett

Boba Fett was a dangerous and deadly Human who was one of the most feared bounty hunters

in the galaxy.

His versatility and resourcefulness made him someone you would not want to be on the bad

side of.

By having Boba Fett as your companion, you would have an ally that would strike fear

into the hearts of your enemies.

Interested in finding out more about who you'd be in the Star Wars Universe.

Check out my other quizzes.

Anyways, I hope you had fun completing the quiz.

So which one did you get?

Let me know down below in the comment section.

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I hope to see you all again in Leia's Lair.

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