DiGeorge syndrome, more commonly considered as 22q11.2 deletion syndrome. It refers to an ailment resulting when a small segment of chromosome 22 is missing. This deletion leads to poor development of many systems of the body.
The medical issues generally associated with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome involve poor immune system function, heart defects, a cleft palate, delayed development with emotional and behavioral issues, and issues associated with diminished levels of calcium in the blood.
The proteins whose R groups ionize at different pHs to obtain either a positive or negative charge are hydrophilic and due to this, they are attracted to the water molecules.
The R groups of hydrophilic proteins contain either acidic or basic amino acids.
The hydrophobic proteins are repelled by water and their R group consists of nonpolar amino acids.
When the proteins form a fist like structure, their hydrophobic R groups are hidden inside the fist whereas the hydrophilic R groups face out as it allows the hydrophilic groups to interact with the water molecules in the environment and thus, the protein obtains a stable structure.
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