Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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Primary structure

A

Sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain

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2
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Alpha helix

A
  • complete turn has about 3.6 residues
  • stability from hydrogen bonds
  • proline can only be accommodated by the first turn
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3
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Beta sheet

A

Zig zag or pleated pattern

-parallel or antiparallel

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4
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Antiparallel beta sheet

A

Hydrogen bonds run parallel to polypeptide backbone

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5
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Beta turn

A

Involved 4 aminoacyl residues

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6
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Loops

A

Contain more than 4 aminoacyl residues

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7
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Monomeric

A

One polypeptide chain

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8
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Dimeric

A

2 polypeptide chains

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9
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Homodimers

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Two copies of the same polypeptide chain

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10
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Heterodimers

A

The 2 chains differ

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11
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Chaperones

A

Prevent aggregation

hsp70 binds short sequences of hydrophobic amino acids that emerge while a new polypeptide is forming

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12
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Aggregates

A

Complexes of partly unfolded polypeptides

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13
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Collagen

A
  • glycine, hydroxyproline, and hydroxylysine

- triple helix has 3.3 residues per turn

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14
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Globular proteins

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Compact, roughly spherical molecules

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