lec 9 Flashcards
which bonds in a protein can rotate
dihedral bonds (phi=c-n psi=c-c)
peptide bonds have only two confirmations which is either cis or trans
which two atoms have a prptide bond between them
deprotonated N and carbonyl carbon
isoelectric point
the ph where amino acid has no net charge: zwitterion
charged amino acids
his, arg, lys, asp, glu
hydrophobic amino acids
glycine, alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, methionine, proline
hydrophylic amino acids
serine, threonine, cysteine, asparagine, glutamine
charged amino acids
arginine, lysine, histidine, glutamic acid, aspartic acid
how many amino acids per turn in alpha-helix
3.6 amino acids, 5.4A/turn (1.5 A every residue)
how are r groups arranged on alpha helix and how can they be amipathic.
-r groups on outside of helix (never on the inside)
-if theres a side chain thats hydrophobic every 3-4 amino acids (cuz theres 3.6 amino acids every turn) all the hydrophobics will end up one side together making that side hydrophobci and other phylic
!not the same as beta-barrel–Bbarrel is amipathic in the way that its hydrophylic on the inside and phobic on the outside cuz its a rolled up sheet!
3 most common aminos in α
helices, β strands, and β turns, respectively?
gaunine, alanine, leucine (all np and small)
valine, isoleucne, tyrosine
proline, asparagine, glycine (P helps w sharp turns, N h bonds, G small)