Lesson 1: Amino Acid Classification Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 new AA ?

A

1) Selenocystine
2) Pyrrolysine

21 & 22 respectively

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2
Q

The alpha carbon atom is attacthed to______

A

1) Carboxyl Group
2) Amino Group( L-AA)
3) H-atom
4) Side Chain (R)

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3
Q

How many ionizable groups does an AA have ?

A

2: Carboxyl COOH –> COO-
&
Amino NH2 –> NH3+

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4
Q

What are the two types of AA ?

A

Essential & Non-essential

Nutritional

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5
Q

Metabolic Fates of AA

A

1) Mixed
2) Ketogenic
3) Glucogenic

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6
Q

Examples of Amid containing AA

A

1) Glutamine
2) Asparagine

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7
Q

An AA that is both basic and heterocyclic

A

Histidine

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8
Q

An AA that is both heterocyclic and Imino

A

Proline

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9
Q

Basic AA examples

A

Arginine, Lysine, Histidine

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10
Q

Sulfur Containing AAs

A

Cysteine, Methionine

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11
Q

Hydroxy AAs

A

Serine, Tyrosine, Threonine

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12
Q

An AA that is both Hydroxy and Aromatic

A

Tyrosine

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13
Q

Aromatic AAs

A

Phenyl Alanine, Tyrosine, Tryptophan

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14
Q

Branched Chain AAs

A

Valine, Leucine, Isoleucine

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15
Q

Aliphatic AAs

A

Glycine and Alanine

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16
Q

Heterocyclic AA

A

Histidine and Proline

17
Q

What is the simplest AA ?

18
Q

T/F

We can not form a protein without knowing the nucleotides on the DNA.

19
Q

Acidic AAs

A

Aspartate, Glutamate

20
Q

Hydrophobic Amino Acids

contain hydrophobic side chains

A

1) The Aromatic aa
2) Aliphatic
3) Branched
4) Imino
5) Methionine

21
Q

The semi-polar aa

22
Q

Positively charged polar aa

23
Q

Negatively Charged polar aa

24
Q

Uncharged polar aa

A

1) Hydroxy
2) Sulfur Containing
3) Amide

25
AAs with ketogenic metabolic fate
Lysine and Leucine
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AAs with mixed metabolic fate
Isoleucine and the aromatic amino acids
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AAs with glucogenic metabolic fates
1) Acidic 2) Amide 3) Histidine & Arginine (bases) 4) Sulfur Containing 5) Serine & Threonine(hydroxy) 6) Valine(branched) 7) Aliphatic 8) Imino 9) Heterocyclic
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Essential amino acids
1) All bases 2) Methionine 3) Threonine 4) Aromatic(except for tyrosine) 5) Branched amino acids
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Semi-essential amino acids
Arginine & Histidine
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Non-essential
1) Acidic aa 2) Amide containing aa 3) Cysteine 4) Serine 5) Tyrosine 6) Imino 7) Aliphatic