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Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Alanine

Sidechain:


charged


Interacts with:


negative charged (ionic bonding)


Name: Arginine

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Asparagine

Sidechain:


charged


Interacts with:


positive charged (ionic bonding)


Name: Aspartate

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar


Important:


Only Amino Acid to form disulfide bond


Name: Cysteine

Sidechain:


charged


Interacts with:


positive charged (ionic bonding)


Name: Glutamate

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Glutamine

Sidechain:


none, just a Hydrogen


Interacts with:


none


Name: Glycine

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Histidine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Isoleucine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Leucine

Sidechain:


charged


Interacts with:


negative charged (ionic bonding)


Name: Lysine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Methionine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Phenylalanine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Proline

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Serine

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Threonine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Tryptophan

Sidechain:


polar


Interacts with:


polar (hydrogen bonding)


Name: Tyrosine

Sidechain:


nonpolar


Interacts with:


nonpolar (hydrophobic interaction)


Name: Valine