Day 6 Flashcards

1
Q

does size of peptide impact importance

A

no

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2
Q

contain permanently associated chemical components

A

conjugated proteins

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3
Q

non amino acid part of conjugated protein

A

prosthetic group

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4
Q

proteins containing lipids

A

lipoproteins

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5
Q

proteins containing sugars

A

glycoproteins

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6
Q

proteins containing specific metals

A

metalloproteins

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7
Q

covalent bonds linking amino acid residues in a polypeptide chain

A

primary structure

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8
Q

recurring structural patterns

A

secondary structure

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9
Q

3D folding of polypeptide

A

tertiary structure

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10
Q

2+ polypeptide subunits

A

quaternary structure

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11
Q

describes spatial arrangement of the main chain atoms in a segment of a polypeptide chain

A

secondary structure

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12
Q

common types of secondary structure

A

alpha helix, beta conformation, beta turn, random coils

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13
Q

how many atoms of the peptide group lie in a single plane

A

6

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14
Q

what prevents rotation

A

partial double bond character of c-n peptide bond

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15
Q

simplist arrangement, max number of hydrogen bonds

A

alpha helix

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16
Q

backbone wound around an imaginary longitudinal axis

A

alpha helix

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17
Q

r groups protrude in or out of the backbone in an alpha helix

A

out of

18
Q

r groups protruding away from helical backbone

A

right handedness

19
Q

most common handedness of alpha helix

A

right handed

20
Q

less stable, not observed in proteins

A

left handedness

21
Q

gives significant stability in amino terminus

A

intrahelical hydrogen bonds

22
Q

what affects the stability of alpha helix

A

amino acid sequene

23
Q

what can destabilize the alpha helix

A

charge, size, and shape of r groups

24
Q

what can stabilize alpha helix

A

formation of ion pairs and hydrophobic effect

25
Q

small electric dipoles in each peptide bond align thru what

A

hydrogen bonds

26
Q

negatively charged amino acids often found where

A

near the NH3+ terminus

27
Q

positively charged amino acids often found near where

A

near the COO- terminus

28
Q

introduces destabilizing kink in helix

A

proline

29
Q

what part of proline is part of rigid rign

A

nitrogen

30
Q

high conformational flexibility, take up coiled strucutes

A

glycine

31
Q

backbone extends into a zigzag, what conformation

A

beta conformation

32
Q

single protein segment

A

beta strand

33
Q

several stands in beta conformation side by side

A

beta sheet

34
Q

adjacent polypeptide chains in a beta sheet can be what

A

antiparallel or parallel

35
Q

opposite orientation

A

antiparallel

36
Q

which occurs more freq, parallel or anitparallel

A

antiparallel

37
Q

same orientation

A

parallel

38
Q

connect ends of two adjacent segments of an antiparallel beta sheet

A

beta turn

39
Q

how many residues involved in beta turn

A

4

40
Q

hydrogen bond forms between what in a beta turn

A

first and fourth residue

41
Q

which two amino acids ovten occur in beta turns

A

glycine and proline