Protein Structure Flashcards

1
Q

Made up of amino acids that are linked through dehydration synthesis and the formation of peptide bonds

A

Protein structures

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2
Q

……. groups determine the nature of the AA (…….- R is hydrogen ‘smallest’)

A

R, glycine

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3
Q

…… AAs exist but only 20 are used in proteins

A

300

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4
Q

AA are classified as ……..r or………

A

hydrophilic polar, hydrophobic nonpolar

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5
Q

An amino acid is composed of a ……. linked to a ……., …… group, …. group, and … variable group

A

central alpha carbon , hydrogen, carboxyl group, amino group, and R variable group

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6
Q

neutral

A

Nonpolar

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7
Q

neutral at normal pH (has
hydroxyl in R group)

A

Polar

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8
Q

R is proton donor negative
charged

A

Acidic

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9
Q

R is proton acceptor. Positively charged

A

Basic

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10
Q

Alanine, glycine, leucine,
isoleucine, methionine,
phenylalanine, proline,
tryptophan, and valine

A

non polar

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11
Q

Serine, threonine,
asparagine, glutamine,
tyrosine, and cysteine

A

polar

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12
Q

Aspartic acid/ aspartate
Glutamic acid/ glutamate

A

acidic

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13
Q

Arginine, lysine, and
histidine

A

Basic

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14
Q

linear sequence of polypeptides that is read from n-terminus to c-terminus

A

Primary:

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15
Q

insulin has ….. linear chains: A and B

A

2 (primary)

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16
Q

has alpha helices and beta pleated sheets linked by hydrogen bonds (foldings)

A

Secondary:

17
Q

secondary DOES NOT INVOLVE ….. GROUPS (ONLY THE BACKBONE AA ARE ……).

A

R, folded

18
Q

(3D form) Interactions of R groups through hydrogen bonds, ionic bonds, dipole interactions,
and London dispersion forces make this structure.

A

Tertiary:

19
Q

some proteins or enzymes are composed of more than one polypeptide chain. Subunits which
are the polypeptide chains bond together through hydrogen bonds to form the ……..re.

A

Quaternary:

20
Q

Hemoglobin

A

Quaternary:

21
Q

Enzymatic reactions

A

protein

22
Q

proteins are hormonal such as

A

insulin

23
Q

Proteins are structural such as

A

collagen

24
Q

proteins, Defense and i…….. system.

A

immune

25
Q

Proteins, Transport such as …….

A

hemoglobin