The polypeptide chain that makes up a tight junction weaves back and forth through the membrane four times, with two extracellular loops, and one loop plus short C-terminal and N-terminal tails in the cytoplasm. Looking at Figure 5.14, what would you predict about the amino acid sequence of the tightjunction protein

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In the deduced amino acid sequence of occludin, there appears to be no typical signal sequence at the ... exhibit pronounced hydrophilicity and contain some clusters of charged resi...
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The parts of the protein that face aqueous regions would be expected to have polar or charged (hydrophilic) amino acids, while the parts that go through the membrane would be expected to have nonpolar (hydrophobic) amino acids. You would predict polar or charged amino acids at each end (tail),...
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The parts of the protein that face aqueous regions would be expected to have polar or charged (hydrophilic) amino acids, while the parts that go through the membrane would be expected to have nonpolar (hydrophobic) amino acids. You would predict polar or charged amino acids at each end (tail), in the region of the cytoplasmic loop, and in the regions of the two extracellular loops. You would predict nonpolar amino acids in the four regions that go through the membrane between the tails and loops. for answering this question I have not reffered the book.pls reply if I have explained any thing wrong read less
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You would predict polar or charged amino acids at each end (tail), in the region of the cytoplasmic loop,and in the regions of the two extracellular loops. You would predict nonpolar amino acids in the four regions that go through the membrane between the tails and loops as The parts of the protein...
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You would predict polar or charged amino acids at each end (tail), in the region of the cytoplasmic loop,and in the regions of the two extracellular loops. You would predict nonpolar amino acids in the four regions that go through the membrane between the tails and loops as The parts of the protein that face aqueous regions would be expected to have polar or charged (hydrophilic) amino acids, while the parts that go through the membrane would be expected to have nonpolar (hydrophobic) amino acids. read less
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The polypeptide chains must be rich in hydrophobic amino acids. However I am unable to view Fig. 5.14
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Could you please share the diagram so that I can clarify you better.
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