Bio Flashcards

1
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What are proteins?

A

-Made of of Amino Acids monomers bonded together with a peptide bond making a polypeptide
-composed 1 or more polypeptides
-folds into 3D shapes that gives its function.

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2
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What are amino acids?

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They are made up of a central carbon atom connected to the amino and carboxyl group

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3
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What are the levels of proteins?

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1) primary structure
2)secondary structure
3) Tertiary structure
4)Quaternary Structure

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4
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What is a Primary Structure?

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The linear sequence of amino acids.

-> amino acids monomer are join together by peptide linkages, forming polypeptide strands.

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5
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Draw a peptide bond

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6
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What is the Secondary structure?

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The amino acids H-bonds with nets forming coils or fold sheets

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7
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What is alpha helix

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Formed by H-bonding between every 4th amino acid within a strand

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8
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What is alpha helix

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Formed by H-bonding between every 4th amino acid within a strand

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9
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What are B-sheets( Beta pleated sheets)

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when H-bonds form between 2 parts of the polypeptide chain layer on eachother

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10
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What is tertiary structure

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The helix and sheets in a polypeptide arrange themselves according to hydrophobic/phillic-ness, H-bonding and electrostatic charges and molecular chaperones.

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11
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What is Quanternary Structure?

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2 or more large polypeptides interact to create a final shape that gives a protein it’s function.

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12
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What is Denaturation?

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When proteins or nucleic acids lose their natural shape

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13
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What causes denaturation in a protein?

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•pH
•heat
•Exposure to alcohol
•high salt concentrations

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14
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True or false is peptide Bond a Condensation reaction?

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True

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15
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What are nucleic acids made up of?

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nucleotide monomers bonded together with a phosphodiester bond

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16
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What are 2 types of nucleic acids

17
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What is DNA?

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A molecule that carries genetic information which is decoded into particular amino acid sequence of proteins.

18
Q

What is RNA?

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-Contains genetic information for some virus particles
-Assists DNA to make proteins

19
Q

What are the 4 different nitrogenous bases ?

A

In DNA:
Adenine & Thymine(purines)
Guanine & Cytosine(Pyrimdines)
In RNA
-everything but thymine is replaced by Uracil

20
Q

Draw Deoxyribose

21
Q

Draw Ribose structure