Domains Flashcards

1
Q

What is a domain

A

Its a compact, locally folded region of tertiary structure

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2
Q

How are domains interconnected?

A

A polypeptide strand that runs the length of the protein

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3
Q

Small proteins contain how many domains and larger proteins contain how many domains

A

Small proteins have one. Larger proteins have multiple domains

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4
Q

Domains have stable structures when what

A

isolated from the native protein

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5
Q

How is the domain isolated from the native protein

A

Proteolytic Cleavage

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6
Q

A domain is usually constructed from what

A

A section of polypeptide that contains 50-350 residues

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7
Q

Limited flexibility between domains is often crucial to what?

A

Substrate binding, allosteric control and assembly of large structues

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