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1
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aldehyde group

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where a c double binds to oxygen and single bonds to hydrogen

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ketone group

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where a carbon is double bonded to oxygen

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amphipathic

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when one side of fatty acid is hydrophillic and the other is hydrophobic

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triglycerides

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have a glycerol backbone

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5
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saturated fat is

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a semi-solid at room temp

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unsaturated fat is

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a fluid at room temp

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isoprene

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cholesterol and testosterone

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biological functions of lipids

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  1. phospholipids are main structural function of membranes
  2. fats are source of energy
  3. fat-soluble vitamins (A,D,E,K) are essential nutrients stored in liver and fatty acids
  4. cell signaling
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9
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lipase

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enzyme that breaks down fats

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10
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cell membrane

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5 nanometers thinks, hydrophillic head and hydrophobic fatty acid

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phosphate that is on the extracellular side of cell

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phosphatidylcholine

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phosphate that is on the cytosolic side of cell

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phosphatidylinositol

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13
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what is the cell membrane made up of?

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phospholipid
cholesterol
glycolipid

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14
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What is in the major component in the cell cortex?

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Spectrin

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15
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what do membrane domains do?

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are locally confined and form functionally specialized regions

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16
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what are the membrane domains?

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cell cortex
extracellular matrix
sharing proteins with other cells
diffusion barrier

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17
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intestinal epithelial cell

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divided into apical and basolateral domains

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18
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detergents are…

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ampipathic (ex: SDS and Triton X-100)

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19
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basic structure of lipids

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glycerol and fatty acid

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20
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head of lipid is made up of:

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polar group, phosphate and glycerol

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21
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cells are asymmetrical because…

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phosphatidycholine is more abundant on the extracellular side and phosphatidylinositol is more abundant on the cytosolic side

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22
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protein structure

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alpha carbon in middle, an amino group, a carboxyl group, a side chain

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23
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how many acidic proteins? what are they?

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2: Aspartic acid and glutamic acid

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24
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how many basic proteins? what are they?

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3: arginine, lysine and histidine

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25
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how many polar proteins? what are they?

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5: asparagine, glutamine, serine, threonine and tyrosine

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how many nonpolar proteins? what are they?

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10: alanine, glycine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, proline, phenylalanine, methionine, tryptophan and cysteine

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aspartic acid

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acidic, asp, D

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glutamic acid

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acidic, glu, E

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29
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arginine

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basic, arg, R

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lysine

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basic, lys, K

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histidine

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basic, his, H

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asparagine

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polar, asn, N

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glutamine

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polar, gln, Q

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serine

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polar, ser, S

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threonine

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polar, thr, T

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tyrosine

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polar, tyr, Y

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alanine

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nonpolar, ala, A

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glycine

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nonpolar, gly, G

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valine

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nonpolar, val, V

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leucine

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nonpolar, leu, L

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isoleucine

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nonpolar, ile, I

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proline

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nonpolar, pro, P

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phenylalanine

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nonpolar, phe, F

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methionine

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nonpolar, met, M

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tryptophan

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nonpolar, trp, W

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cysteine

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nonpolar, cys, C

47
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what are the two ends of an amino chain?

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amino terminus and carboxyl terminus

48
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the amino acids are attached by what kind of bonds?

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peptide bonds

49
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Why do the amino chains go through condensation when connecting to eachother?

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This is because they have to lose a water molecule in order to attach.

50
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What are the five forces that form the structure of amino acids?

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hydrogen bonds
disulfide bridge or covalent bonds
ionic bonds
van der walls attraction
hydrophobic force
51
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what is the primary structure of proteins?

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amino acid sequence

52
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what is the secondary structure of proteins?

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alpha helix and beta sheet

53
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dimer

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protein made of two identical proteins

54
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tetramer

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protein made of four identical proteins

55
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alpha helix

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formed by many hydrogen bonds, lots of space and flexibility

56
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beta sheet

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formed by many hydrogen bonds, hold sheets together, very strong

57
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denaturation

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when a material comes in contact with protein and unfolds it

58
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chaperones

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assist protein folding in the cell

59
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prion proteins

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special infectious mis-folded proteins, cause scrapie and mad cow

60
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functions of extracellular proteins

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structural proteins (collagens)
enzymes (lysozyme)
growth factor (fibroblast growth factor)
immune response (antibodies)
61
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functions of membrane proteins

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transporters (ion channels)
anchors (integrins)
receptors (growth factor receptors)
enzymes (adenylyl cyclase)
recognition (glycoproteins)
62
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functions of intracellular proteins

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enzymes (catalase)
structural proteins (actin filament, spectrin)
motor proteins (myosin)
receptors (hormone receptors)
signal transduction (kinase)
special functions (DNA binding proteins)
63
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antibody

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called immunoglobin (Ig), has unique Y shape, tetramer composed of two short chains and two long chains, variable domain on ends of Y where specific antigens bind

64
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centrifugation

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process by which you take a sample of something and separate its contents by size and density

65
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homogenization

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plasma membrane of cells can be ruptured so cell contents can be released to create extract

66
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types of homogenization

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ultrasound
detergent
force cells through small hole
grinding by plunger in tight-fit tube

67
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types of chromatography

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ion exchange chromatography
gel filtration chromatography
affinity chromatography

68
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ion exchange chromatography

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separates proteins by charges

69
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gel filtration chromatography

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separates proteins by size

70
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affinity chromatography

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separates proteins by the binding capacity to the packed protein

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