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• Hydrophobic
  A substance or chemical functional group is called '''hydrophobic''', or water-fearing, if its solubility in water is relatively low. It is
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• Hydrophobic/Definition
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• Hydrophobic cluster analysis
  [[Amino acid sequence]]s with very similar distribution patterns of the hydrophobic set of residues V, I, L, F, Y, W, M (detected in a two-dimensional helical Clusters of these hydrophobic amino acids are good markers of regular [[secondary structure]]s and have b
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• Hydrophobic/Related Articles
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• Hydrophobic cluster analysis/Definition
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• Hydrophobic cluster analysis/Approval
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• Adsorbent chemistries/Bibliography
  # Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography. TOSOH Bioscience. http://wolfson.huji.ac.il/pur ...nyl & Octyl. Chisso Corporation. http://www.chisso.co.jp/fine/en/cellufine/hydrophobic.html
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• Valine
  ...polar, [[hydrophobic]] amino acids, and as such, it is often buried within hydrophobic patches in proteins.
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• Leucine/Definition
  An [[aliphatic]], non-polar, [[hydrophobic]] [[amino acid]]s incorporated into [[protein]]s.
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• Hydrophilic
  ...e attracted to each other by charge-charge or dipole-dipole interactions. Hydrophobic parts of molecules are usually alkanes or aromatic in nature, and they are ...unds is very unlikely to occur in benzene, for example, because it is very hydrophobic.
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• Isoleucine
  ...drophobic]] amino acid. In [[protein structure]]s it is normally found in hydrophobic patches sequestered away from the protein surface. It is similar in struct
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• Essential oils/Definition
  A concentrated, hydrophobic liquid containing volatile aroma compounds from plants, with a distinctive
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• Apolipoprotein/Definition
  ...omponents on the surface of lipoproteins that form a layer surrounding the hydrophobic lipid core.
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• Leucine
  ...[[hydrophobic]] amino acids. In proteins, leucine is usually buried in a hydrophobic pocket within the protein structure sequestered away from the protein surfa
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• Intermolecular forces/Related Articles
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• Tryptophan
  ...well-folded proteins have one or more tryptophan residues at the center of hydrophobic patches. The large amount of tryptophan in turkey meat encourages drousine
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• Fatty acid/Definition
  ...in [[cell membrane]]s and characterized by a [[hydrophilic]] head and a [[hydrophobic]] tail.
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• Hydrophobic cluster analysis
  [[Amino acid sequence]]s with very similar distribution patterns of the hydrophobic set of residues V, I, L, F, Y, W, M (detected in a two-dimensional helical Clusters of these hydrophobic amino acids are good markers of regular [[secondary structure]]s and have b
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• Hydrophobic
  A substance or chemical functional group is called '''hydrophobic''', or water-fearing, if its solubility in water is relatively low. It is
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• Leucine zipper
  ...s=539|year=1991}}</ref> The leucines (yellow) and valines (magenta) form a hydrophobic zipper interaction.</small>]] ...s sequence of amino acids creates an <math>\alpha</math>-helix with a very hydrophobic face, so that two such proteins can form what is termed a coiled-coil struc
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• Phospholipid bilayer/Definition
  ...cellular membranes]]. The phospholipid molecules are arranged such that [[hydrophobic]] [[fatty acid]] groups face each other inside the membrane, and [[hydrophi
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• Phenylalanine
  ...n]]. It is very [[hydrophobic]] is found almost exclusively buried within hydrophobic patches in [[protein structure]]s. When [[aspartame]] was first introduced
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• Leucine zipper/Related Articles
  {{r|Hydrophobic cluster analysis}}
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• Carotene
  ...otenes''', a subgroup of the larger [[carotenoid]] group of chemicals, are hydrophobic, highly unsaturated compounds with a variety of beneficial health effects d
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• Hydrophobic cluster analysis/Related Articles
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• Protein folding/Related Articles
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