1. Draw the predominant forms of glutamic acid with increasing pH. The pKas for the ionizable groups are amino terminus = 9.67, carboxy terminus = 2.19, and side chain carboxylic acid = 4.25. C D A Charge: Charge: Charge Charge Lowest pH Highest pH

1. Draw the predominant forms of glutamic acid with increasing pH. The pKas for the ionizable groups are amino terminus = 9.67, carboxy terminus = 2.19, and side chain carboxylic acid = 4.25. C D A Charge: Charge: Charge Charge Lowest pH Highest pH

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1. Draw the predominant forms of glutamic acid with increasing pH. The pKas for the ionizable groups are
amino terminus = 9.67, carboxy terminus = 2.19, and side chain carboxylic acid = 4.25.
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