Biology Flashcards

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Proteins are made from?

A

Proteins are made up from long chains of amino acids.

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2
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How many different type of amino acids are there?

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20 different types of amino acids inside the body.

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3
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What are Polymers?

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A polymer is a large molecule, made up of many smaller molecules, called monomers, that are linked together in a repeating pattern

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4
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Proteins are ?

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Polymers made up of many similar monomers units together.

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5
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What is the bond that holds amino acid together?

A

Peptide bond.

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6
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What reaction causes amino acids to bond together?

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Condensation Reaction.

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7
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What reaction is when the peptide bonds are broken?

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Hydrolysis Reaction.

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8
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What is a polypeptide?

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Are long chains of amino acids, that are folded up and arranged to create unique proteins

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9
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4 types of protein stage/structure

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Primary structure
Secondary structure
Tertiary structure
Quaternary structure

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10
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What happens to proteins in Primary Structure.

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There are 20 amino acids.

In the primary structure the order of amino acids bonded by peptide bonds in a (polypetide chain) are ordered here.

(order of amino acids manipulated by DNA)

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11
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What happens to proteins in Secondary Structure.

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Depending on the length of amino acids chains of amino acids are folded into 2 shapes.

Alpha helix.
A Beta pleated sheet.

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12
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What happens to proteins in Tertiary Structure.

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Tertiary Structure Describes the overall shape of proteins.

This can bend the chain and give it a unique shape (making it unique for its job )

Is formed as result of different bonds between the amino acids

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13
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If Primary and Secondary structures are changed what does this affect?

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Tertiary Structure. As, it describes the overall shape of proteins.

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14
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Quaternary structure is when?

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Two or more proteins join to form a complicated structure.

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15
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What is normally the last protein “structure.”

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Tertiary Structure.

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16
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What are Globular Proteins?

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A compact, spherical protein that is soluble in water and is used for many important processes

(Enzymes,Homones,Blood)

17
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Globular proteins are important because?

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Enzymes + hormones need to be transported around the body.

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