enzymes and proteins Flashcards

1
Q

what occurs in initiation

A

enzymes of transcription bind to enhancer region

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2
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what does RNA polymerase do in transcription

A

binds free nucleotides to DNA template strand

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3
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what does helices do in RNA transcription

A

breaks hydrogen bonds in DNA molecules

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4
Q

what is removed in splicing

A

introns- non coding regions of DNA

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5
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where does translation occur (what organelle)

A

ribosomes

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6
Q

what are the 3 types of gene mutation

A

deletion
substitution
insertion

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7
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what is the quaternary structure of a red blood cell

A

2x alpha helix
2x beta pleated sheet
iron molecule

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8
Q

what is different about the quaternary structure of RBC in someone who has sickle cell anaemia

A

the are missing a beta pleated sheet

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9
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what is sickle cell anaemia

A

low red blood cell count s when they are deoxygenated they are destroyed

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10
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what is the gene mutation associated with cystic fibrosis

A

early stop codon/ wrong code of CTFR ion channel protein

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11
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what is cystic fibrosis

A

imbalance of salt and fluid in the lung creating a thick mucus

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12
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what is feedback control in enzyme regulation

A

product binds to allosteric site on enzyme, changing shape of active site

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13
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what is protein kinases in enzyme regulation

A

they add phosphate group to enzyme changing shape of active site

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14
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define isozymes

A

variations of an enzyme that catalyse the same reaction but have different properties

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15
Q

describe a competitive inhibitor

A

blocks active site

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16
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describe a non competitive inhibitor

A

binds to allosteric site, changing the shape of active site in a way so that the substrate can still bind but no reaction occurs

17
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describe an uncompetitive inhibitor

A

binds to active site once enzyme substrate complex has formed

18
Q

describe a allosteric inhibitor

A

binds to allosteric site, changing shape of active site

19
Q

describe an irreversible inhibitor

A

binds to enzyme by a covalent bond

20
Q

describe a selective inhibitor

A

targets isozymes

21
Q

what is IC50

A

concentration of inhibitor needed to reduce enzyme activity by 50%