CH3
O CH2 CH3
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Lidocaine is thought to bind to receptors in its methylated form above.
Identify in writing the atoms or groups in the above compound that could
be involved in its binding to a receptor via:
hydrogen bonding
and
ionic bonding
Give examples of the types of functional group that need to be present
in the receptor sites in order for these forms of binding to take place
(one example for each form of binding).
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Hydrogen and Ionic Bonding
Lidocaine (see attachment for diagram) is thought to bind to receptors in its methylated form above.
Identify in writing the atoms or groups in the above compound that could be involved in its binding to a receptor via hydrogen bonding and ionic bonding.
Give examples of the types of functional group that need to be present in the receptor sites in order for these forms of binding to take place (one example for each form of binding).
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