3.13 Amino acids, protein & DNA Flashcards

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What is the general structure of an amino acid

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At a neutral pH and in the solid state, what do zwitterions form

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This means amino acids have high melting points due to the strong electrostatic attractions between each zwitterion

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3
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Name the following amino acids

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What happens in acidic conditions to amino acids

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What happens to amino acids in alkaline conditions

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Amino acids can join together to form chains
What do you call it if two amino acids are joined together
- if three are joined together
- if more than three are joined together

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As peptide contains amide links, a peptide can be hydrolysed back to its constituents amino acids via hydrolysis reactions
State the conditions for this reaction

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What can these dipeptides form

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9
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Draw the products of these two reactions

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10
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Why can secondary structure proteins form hydrogen bonds

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What are the two forms of a secondary protein structure
How can you break the H bond

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12
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How can a tertiary structure be formed and what holds it in place

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13
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What do you need to know about disulfide bonds

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14
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How do an active site and substrate work together

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15
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What is meant by the term stereospecific

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16
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Describe how drug development takes place

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17
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Apart from using the computer, what is another way to stop an enzyme catalyse a reaction

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18
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What is a DNA made up of

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19
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Form the nucleotide using these two molecules

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Describe how DNA exists as a double helix strand

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Describe Cis-platin

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State considerations that need taking into account for Cis-platin

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Draw the structure when alanine reacts with Na2CO3

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Draw struture when alanine reacts with CH3Cl in a 1:1 mol ratio

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Draw the structure of an organic compound when one molecule of serine reacts with two molecules of ethanoyl chloride
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Name type of interaction that is responsible for holding protein chain in a shape of helix
Hydrogen bonding
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At pH 12, is it acidic or basic conditions. In these conditions, is a hydrogen going to be donated or added
basic donate
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Primary structure of a protein
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Bonding that exists between phosphate and sugar groups within a DNA strand
Covalent
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Define primary protein structure
Specific sequence of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds
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Draw zwitterion of dipeptide formed by alanine and serine
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