Chapter 4: Translation and Protein Structure Flashcards

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Protein functions

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regulatory, structural, protective roles; work for the cell, enzymes

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2
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Fibrous

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parallel polypeptide chains

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3
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Globular

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folded into a 3D spherical shape

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4
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Chiral

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sign of biological life; if mirror image is not the same

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5
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How are the 20 common Amino acids arranged on the chart

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By how they interact with water, basic or acidic, polar or non polar

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6
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Charged AA

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Basic take a proton+

Acidic give away proton -

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7
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Glycine

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nonchiral, nonpolar, and flexible

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8
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Proline

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ring structure, puts constraints on protein folding and makes kinks

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9
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Cystone

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Contains an SH group, can form a disulfide bond/ bridge can add or release two hydrogen ions

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10
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What type of bond links together AAs

A

peptide bonds (covalent)

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11
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How does a peptide bond form?

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Carboxyl group of one AA bonds to Amino group of another AA; releases a water molecule

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12
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Primary Structure

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sequence of AAs

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