protein Structure Flashcards

exam 1

1
Q

compromise aa residues which fold to adopt a unique structure and function

A

proteins

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2
Q

interior of water soluble proteins are ______ and aa residues with ________ are favored

A

non-polar and aa residues with hydrocarbon-rich side chain

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3
Q

exterior of water soluble proteins are _______ and aa residues with _______ side chains or ________ are predominant here

A

exterior is polar and aa residues with charged side chains and hydrophilic molecules are predominant

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4
Q

fits poorly into helices

A

proline

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5
Q

absorb UV light

A

tyrosine and tryptophan

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6
Q

mutations may disrupt function by altering a ______ ____ or _____ ___

A

altering a critical contact or altering structure

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7
Q

small aa that allows close approach of one part of a protein to another

A

glycine

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8
Q

multiple domains, binds nucleotides with ATP and spans membrane and allow chloride transport

A

CFTR

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9
Q

relatively insoluble in water and are elongated instead of being compact

A

fibrous protein

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10
Q

contains a demosine cross-link

A

elastin

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11
Q

desmosine cross link formed by

A

lysine residues

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12
Q

protein of hair and nails and skin and is very helical

A

keratin

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13
Q

maximum buffering

A

when the [base]=[acid] at the pKA

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14
Q

true or false: closer to pKA, buffering is pooer

A

false

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15
Q

major buffers (3)

A

bicarbonate
phosphate
proteins

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16
Q

molecules that pass through membrane poorly

A

charged

17
Q

point where pH is net charge is zero

A

isoelectric point

18
Q

controlled by breathing and affects the blood, pka is a little lower than neutral

A

bicarbonate

19
Q

found in cells, pka is near neutrality pH 7

A

phosphate

20
Q

found in blood and in cells; has a wide variety of different side chains at a variety of pKa values

A

proteins