How to determine overall charge of a peptide at physiological pH 7.4?
Hey guys..
For a peptide, how do you determine the overall charge of it?
I'm really confused, the answer to this molecule is +1 but I don't get how? Please can somebody explain it to me.
Thanks
For a peptide, how do you determine the overall charge of it?
I'm really confused, the answer to this molecule is +1 but I don't get how? Please can somebody explain it to me.
Thanks
Original post by EffKayy
anyone?
yoooo, which module is this from?
I think it might have something to do with the fact that one of the NH2 groups might get protonated
I'm pretty sure I'm wrong though!Quick Reply
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