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
Q

biological effects of denaturation

A

-loss of biological activity (function)
-increasing digestibility

26
Q

simple proteins in blood

A

albumin, globulins

27
Q

simple proteins in acne

A

gliadins, glutelins

28
Q

simple proteins in skin, hair and nails

A

seleroprotein

29
Q

nucleoproteins

A

proteins conjugated with nucleic acids

30
Q

chromoproteins

A

proteins conjugated with chromotropic groups

31
Q

proteins conjugated with iron

A

ferritin, transferrin

32
Q

proteins conjugated with copper

A

ceruloplasmin

33
Q

proteins conjugated with zinc

A

insulin

34
Q

proteins conjugated with magnesium

A

kinases

35
Q

proteins conjugated with manganese

A

carboxylases

36
Q

non-metallochromoprotein in skin

A

melanin

37
Q

decomposition products of proteins by denaturation

A

primary derived proteins

38
Q

decomposition products of proteins by hydrolysis

A

secondary derived proteins