Nat5 Biology Unit One Cell Biology Key Area 4 Proteins Flashcards

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1
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Why are proteins different shapes and why do they have different functions?

A

Different amino acid sequences

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2
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What at are the different functions of proteins?

A

Structural,enzymes,hormones,antibodies and receptors

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3
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What are enzymes?

A

Biological catalysts

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What is a catalyst?

A

Something that speeds up reactions without getting used up in the process

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Where are enzymes made?

A

In all living cells

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What is the shape of an active site on an enzymes molecule complementary to?

A

It’s specific subtrate(s)

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What are the two types of reaction enzymes can be involved in?

A

Degradation (breaking down
And
Synthesis(making of)

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What can Enzymes and other proteins be affected by?

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Temperature and pH

Enzymes can be denatured, resulting in a change in their shape which will affect the rate of reaction

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9
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What kind of reaction is HPCOW and what does it stand for?

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Degradation

Hydrogen peroxide —Catalase—> Oxygen + Water

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What kind of reaction is SAM and what does it stand for?

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Degredation

Starch —Amylase—> Maltose

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What kind of reaction is G1PPS and what does it stand for?

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Synthesis

Glucose-1-Phosphate —Phosphorylase—> Starch (one large molecule
Lots of them)

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