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Englund A-K & Lundahl P, 1991
Englund & Lundahl provide a complete set of pK values used in their measurement and calculation of the isoelectric point of the human red cell glucose transporter (Glut 1) (1). The pK values they used in their calculations of the pI of Glut 1 are the averages of the non-microscopic pK values from model compounds and proteins reported by Tanford (1962) in his advances in protein chemistry article (2).
Amino acid pK values from Englund A-K & Lundahl P, 1991 (1).
Group
pK   
CT
3.6
   
ASP
4.47
 
GLU
4.47
 
HIS
6.68
 
NT
7.6
†‡
  
CYS
9.5
†¶
  
TYR
10.00
 
LYS
10.00
 
ARG
11.9
   
†  Data from Table I. These values are the averages of the non-microscopic pK values reported in Tables I & V of Tanford's paper (2).
‡  Average pK for six model compounds.
¶  The pK for the model compound HO-(CH2)2-SH.
References
(1)  Englund A-K & Lundahl P (1991) The isoelectric point of the human red cell glucose transporter. Biochim Biophys Acta 1065:185-94.
(2)  Tanford C (1962) Advances in protein chemistry, Academic Press, New York.