Ch. 2 Review Flashcards
pKa
NH3+ = 9 OH- = 2 SH = 8
Gain e-
Reduction
Lose e-
Oxidation
Phi
C-N bond
Psi
C-C bond
Ramachandran plot
Show values of psi and phi + locations and angles
Secondary structure of a protein
Alpha helix
Characteristics of alpha helix
- 5.4 A•
- Hydrogen bonds
- Every 4th AA residue forms H+ bonds
Characteristics of Beta-sheet
-anti + parallel strands
Anti: strands run in opposite directions, bonding is shorter and more stable
Parallel: adjacent strands run in same direction
7A•
Characteristics of turns and loops
Bond/turn= same
Turns: smaller length, beta is most common
Loops: no H+ between length, no particular character, relatively long, random coil
What is a tertiary structure
3D structure
Fibrous proteins of:
1) alpha-keratin
2) collagen
1) every 7 AA Is a leucine. There is also a cysteine reach
2) every 3 AA there is a glycine. There is also a proline reach + stiff turn and hydroxyl proline
What are globular proteins? Give example.
- Water-soluble proteins
- non-polar cores (hydrophilic outside + hydrophobic inside)
Ex.) myoglobin