Chapter 4 - Protein Structure Flashcards

1
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Primary 1

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Amino acid sequence

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2
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Secondary 2

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Repetitive arrangement of local polypeptide chain regions

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3
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Tertiary 3

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Spatial location of atom in a polypeptide chain

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4
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Quaternary 4

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Protein complex of several polypeptide chains

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5
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Homodimer

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Contains two identical protein subunits

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6
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Heterodimer

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Contains subunits from different gene products

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7
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Peptides

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Amino acid chain, formed by condensation bonds

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8
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Protein structure/function determined by …

A

Primary amino acid sequence

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9
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Four Helix Bundle

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Most common formation, standard helix formation

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10
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Greek Key Fold

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Four+ B-strands linked together to make a B-sheet

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11
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Rossmann Fold

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Alternating a-helices and B-strands

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12
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TIM Barrel Fold

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a/B barrel, large number of metabolic enzymes

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13
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Protein Folding Condition 1

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Free energy difference between native and denatured must be favorable (G<0)

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14
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Protein Folding Condition 2

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Entropy changes contribute to the folding process

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15
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Protein Folding Condition 3

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Equilibrium shifts toward the folded state for proteins under favorable conditions of cellular movement

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16
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Apolipoproteins

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Lipid transport particle components that carry cholesterol/triacylglycerol from the liver to other tissues

17
Q

Protein Fold

A

Secondary structures that describe spatial arrangement of polypeptide chains

18
Q

Immunoglobulin

A

Quaternary protein complex linked by disulfide bonds, antibodies

19
Q

Ribonuclease A

A

Enzymes that cleave RNA

20
Q

Prion Protein

A

Misfolded and leads to protein aggregation in the brain

21
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Isoelectric Point

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pH at which a given amino acid has no net charge

22
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Zwitterion

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Electrically neutral but dipolar molecule that contains positive and negative charge

23
Q

Disulfide Bond

A

Covalent cross-link between two cytosine residues that stabilizes three-dimensional protein structure

24
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Protease

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Enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of a peptide bond

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Chaperone Proteins
Facilitates stable protein structure, synthesizes proper protein folding