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I'm sorry, but without specific information on what "tra-ra" refers to in the context of known proteins, it's challenging to provide an exact number of amino acids for this protein. The term "tra-ra" does not directly correspond to a commonly recognized protein name or acronym in scientific literature as of my last update. Protein names usually follow conventions set by research communities and databases, focusing on their function, genetic origins, or structural features.
Proteins can range widely in size - from just a few amino acids in small peptides to several thousand in large, complex structures. If "tra-ra" is a novel or less-characterized protein, or perhaps a nickname not widely adopted outside of specific research groups, I recommend consulting the primary scientific literature where it's mentioned or reaching out to researchers in the field for detailed insights.
Additionally, databases like UniProt (Universal Protein Resource) or the NCBI's Protein database could be invaluable resources for looking up known proteins, providing information on their amino acid sequences, function, and structure when available.
The oil grade 5w30 refers to the viscosity level of motor oil, which indicates how easily the oil flows at different temperatures. The "5w" suggests the oil's performance at colder temperatures (the "w" stands for winter), meaning it has a viscosity rating of 5, making it relatively thin and capable of flowing easily even at low temperatures. The "30" refers to the oil's viscosity at engine operating temperatures (around 100°C or 212°F), indicating it is medium-thickness oil that can maintain stable lubrication and protection for engine components under normal driving conditions. This multi-grade oil is designed to provide a balanced performance, ensuring smooth engine starts in cold weather while maintaining enough protection at higher temperatures, making it suitable for use in a variety of vehicles and environments.
Yes, pH significantly affects the solubility of amino acids. Amino acids are zwitterions; they can act as both acids and bases. At a pH near their isoelectric point (pI), amino acids are less soluble in water because they are in their zwitterionic form, minimizing ionic interactions with water. When the pH deviates considerably from the pI, amino acids gain or lose protons, enhancing their solubility due to increased ionic interactions with water. At low pH, amino acids are positively charged and more soluble, while at high pH, they are negatively charged and also more soluble. Thus, manipulating pH can be a practical way to adjust amino acid solubility in biochemical applications.
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