protein Flashcards

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1
Q

functions of proteins

A

building muscle
repariing cells
enzymes/ hormones
transports (channel, pumps)
carries/signals

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2
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common amino groups (R groups)

A

glycine
alanine
serine
cysteine
aspartic acid
lysine

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3
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glycine

A

-H

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4
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alanine

A

-CH3

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5
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serine

A

-CH2OH

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6
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Cystine

A

-CH2SH

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7
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Aspartic acid

A

-CH2COOH

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8
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Lysine

A

-(CH2)4 NH2

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9
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what are the two folding

A

alpha helix and beta pleated sheet

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10
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primary structure

A

the specific sequence of amino acids

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secondary structure

A

The folding that leads to specific features like the alpha helix and beta pleated sheet

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12
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tertiary structure

A

The overall 3 dimensional shape

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13
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quaternary structure

A

involves interactions between multiple polypeptides

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14
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What determines the sequence of the amino acids in the primary structure during protein synthesis?

A

the sequence of nucleotides in the genes

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15
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when is a protein denatured

A

Temperature or pH disrupts interactions that lead to unfolding.

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