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protein 1

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

L-amino acid

Back (Answer)

digestible

#2
Front (Question)

D-amino acid

Back (Answer)

non-digestible

#3
Front (Question)

pH «_space;pKa

Back (Answer)

the acid or base is moslty protonated

#4
Front (Question)

pH»_space; pKa

Back (Answer)

the acid or base is mostly deprotonated

#5
Front (Question)

isoelectric point

Back (Answer)

the net-charge of the acidic and basic groups of an amino acid is zero

#6
Front (Question)

pH = pKa

Back (Answer)

50% is charged

#7
Front (Question)

two advantages of heating food products

Back (Answer)

increased flavour, improved texture

#8
Front (Question)

two disadvantages

Back (Answer)

loos of essential amino acids, possible crosslinking

#9
Front (Question)

quaternary structure, stabilized by

Back (Answer)

hydrophobic interactions, disulfide bonds, charge

#10
Front (Question)

taste: proteins –> peptide –> amino acids

Back (Answer)

no taste –> bitter –> less/bitter sweet

#11
Front (Question)

will it be more or less soluble when u add salt?

Back (Answer)

more soluble

#12
Front (Question)

a / b-helix

Back (Answer)

secondary

#13
Front (Question)

big apolor group makes a L-molecule and D molecule?

Back (Answer)

L: bitter, D: sweet