lec 5: Protein chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

amino acid that has no benzene ring

A

aliphatic amino acid

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2
Q

amino acid that has benzene ring

A

aromatic amino acid

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3
Q

amino acid that has 2 or more non benzene rings

A

heterocyclic amino acid

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4
Q

essential amino acids

A

methionine & phenylalanine

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5
Q

semi essential amino acids

A

arginine

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6
Q

non essential amino acids

A

glycine & serine

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7
Q

ability of amino acids to behave as acids or alkalis according to the ph of the medium

A

amphoteric property

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8
Q

proton donor in amino acids

A

COOH group

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9
Q

proton acceptor in amino acids

A

NH2 group

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10
Q

amino acid at IEP (zwitterion)

A

R(CHNH3+COO-)

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11
Q

the only optically inactive amino acid

A

glycine

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12
Q

the ability of a substance to rotate the plane of polarization of a beam of light that is passed through it

A

optical activity

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13
Q

carbon atom that attaches to 4 different groups

A

asymmetric carbon atom

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14
Q

polymers of amino acids

A

peptides

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15
Q

bonds stabilizing secondary proteins

A

peptide, hydrogen and vander waal bonds

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16
Q

proteins held together only by peptide bonds

A

primary proteins

17
Q

covalent force that helps stabilize tertiary proteins

A

disulfide bond

18
Q

non-covalent forces that help stabilize tertiary proteins

A

hydrophobic - hydrogen - ionic & vander waal bonds

19
Q

proteins that describe fibers

A

secondary proteins

20
Q

proteins that consist of more than one polypeptide chain

A

quaternary proteins

21
Q

a protein that has 4 polypeptide chains

A

haemoglobin

22
Q

physical denaturation causes

A

heat - uv rays - ultrasonic waves - x rays - strong shaking - high pressure

23
Q

chemical denaturation causes

A

alkalis - acids - detergents - heavy metals - organic solvents

24
Q

physical effects of denaturation

A

-increasing viscosity -decreasing solubility

25
biological effects of denaturation
-loss of biological activity (function) -increasing digestibility
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simple proteins in blood
albumin, globulins
27
simple proteins in acne
gliadins, glutelins
28
simple proteins in skin, hair and nails
seleroprotein
29
nucleoproteins
proteins conjugated with nucleic acids
30
chromoproteins
proteins conjugated with chromotropic groups
31
proteins conjugated with iron
ferritin, transferrin
32
proteins conjugated with copper
ceruloplasmin
33
proteins conjugated with zinc
insulin
34
proteins conjugated with magnesium
kinases
35
proteins conjugated with manganese
carboxylases
36
non-metallochromoprotein in skin
melanin
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decomposition products of proteins by denaturation
primary derived proteins
38
decomposition products of proteins by hydrolysis
secondary derived proteins