9. Structure of Proteins Flashcards

1
Q

5 examples of super secondary structures

A

Helix turn helix
beta barrel
beta meander
greek key

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2
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what is a leucine zipper

A

a variation of the alpha helix such that leucine residues are strategically located such that they can interact with other leucines and form a ‘zipper’

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3
Q

what is a tertiary structure?

A

3-D arrangement of all atoms in a single polypeptide chain

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4
Q

what interaction is the most stabilizing in protein tertiary structure

A

hydrophobic interactions

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5
Q

what is a protein domain

A

a compact independently folding unit in a protein

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6
Q

what is an oligometric protein

A

A protein with multiple subunits

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7
Q

what is a primary structure of protein

A

Arrangement of amino acids

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8
Q

what is the secondary structure of amino acid

A

alph ahelices, beta turns

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9
Q

what is the tertiary structure of amino acid

A

presence of dimers

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10
Q

what is the quaternary structure of amino acids

A

spatial arragement

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