Chapter 2 - Bonds and Proteins Flashcards

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Covalent (def)

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Strong chemical bond where two atoms share electrons with the other

1) nonpolar: equal sharing between atoms
2) polar: unequal sharing between atoms creating a partial positive negative region of the molecule

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Ionic Bond (def)

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Bond formed from the electrical attraction between two oppositely charged ions

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Hydrogen bond (def)

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Weak Electrostatic attraction between an electronegative atom and a hydrogen atom covalently link to a second electronegative atom

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Describe hydrophilic molecules

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Polar covalent and/or charged

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Describe hydrophobic molecules

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Nonpolar, noncovalent bonds and /or uncharged

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Basic structure of amino acid

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Amino group (NH3), Carboxyl group (COOH), hydrogen, R group

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Primary structure of protein (def)

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Linear sequence of the amino acids, specific

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Secondary structure of proteins (def)

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Interactions of the primary structure (alpha helix, beta sheets)

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Tertiary structure of proteins (def)

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When secondary structures interact with one another

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Quaternary structure of proteins (def)

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two or more independent (separate)proteins come together and form a functional protein

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Factors affecting protein-ligand binding

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1) Specificity: do the parts fit
2) Affinity: how tightly do the protein and ligand bond
3) Competition
4) Saturation: percentage of molecule that is bound
5) Modulation: control or regulate
6) Environment:

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Types of protein modulation

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Allosteric Activation: must have modulator molecule to activate the functional site
Allosteric Inhibition: protein without a modulator is active
Covalent Activation: addition of a molecule that is covalently bonded that activates the functional site
Covalent Inhibition: addition of a molecule that is covalently bonded that inactivated the functional site

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