3.7 Type Of Proteins Flashcards

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What are globular proteins

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Compact,water soluble,spherical proteins.Formed when tertiary structure fold so hydrophobic R group is in the centre and hydrophilic r groups on the outside

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Give an example of a globular protein

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Insulin- hormone needed for the regulation of glucose concentration

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What are conjugated proteins

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Globular proteins that contain a non-protein component ( a prosthetic group)

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What structure is haemoglobin

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Quaternary 4 polypeptides - two alpha helix two beta pleated sheets

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What does haemogkobic consist that allows it to transport oxygen

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Iron II

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What is the enzyme catalase for and what structure

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Quaternary to catalyse reactions

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Fibrous proteins

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For long insoluble molecules due to high proportion of amino acids with hydrophobic r groups in primary structure

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Examples of fibrous proteins

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Collagen keratin elastin

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Keratin

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Fibrous protein in hair skin nails - sultry amino acids strong disulphide bonds = strong inflexible insoluble materials

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Elastin

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Fibrous protein in elastic fibres which are present in walls of blood vessels and alveoli = expand flexible but return to normal size and shape. Quaternary protein

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Collagen

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Fibrous protein connective tissue in skin tendons ligaments nervous system
Flexible

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