proteins Flashcards

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allosteric enzymes

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enzymes that change conformation in response to a modulator

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alpha helix

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polypeptide chain coiled into a helix with hydrogen bonding occuring to maintain the arrangement

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alternative RNA splicing

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removel of non-coding introns from a primart mRNA transcript to leave only the coding exons

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beta-pleated sheets

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polypeptide chain arranged in rows with the chain folding in parellel or anti-parellel arrangements

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conformation

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shape

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co-operativity

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changes in binding of a target molecule to one subunit of a multiunit polypeptide changes the affinity of the other subunits for the target molecule

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disulfide bridge

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a strong covalent bond that stablises the tertiary and quaternary structures of many proteins

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endoplasmic reticulum

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a network of membrane tubules within the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell continuos with the nuclear membrane

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exon

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section of RNA that is usually retained during splicing

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glycoprotein

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a protein with a carbohydrate added by post translational modification

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golgi apperatus

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a series of flattend membrane discs that packages proteins into membrane bound vesicles inside the cell before the vesicles are sent to their destination

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hydrogen bonds

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attractions between polar molecules

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hydrolases

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a class of enzyme that use water to break chemical bonds

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intron

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a section of RNA usually removed during splicing

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15
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ionic bonds

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a type of chemical bonding

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ligand

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a substance that can bind to any complementory protein

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london dispersion forces

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weak force of attraction

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lysosome

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a modified glogi apperatus containing hydrolytic enzymes

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modulators

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they bind to a secondary site on an enzyme and alter its conformation

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monomer

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a molecule that can bind chemicallu to another monomer to form a polymer

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post translational modification

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addition of different chemical groups or modification of a protein to allow a particular function

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prosthetic group

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a non protein unit tightly bound to a protein nessasary for its function

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protein kinase

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catalyse the transfer of a phosphate group from a donor molecule

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protein phosphatases

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an enzyme that removes a phosphate gorups form its substrate

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primary structure
sequence in which amino acids are found
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primary structure
sequence in which amino acids are found
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secondary structure
hydrogen bonding occuring within a polypeptide forming alpha helix or bete-pleated sheets
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tertiartary structure
bonding of many types occuring between R groups of amino acids of a protien
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quartanary structure
the arrangements of multiple folded polypeptides connected together
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proteotic cleavege
occurs when a protease cleaves one or more bonds in a target protein to activate, inhibit or destroy proteins activity
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proteome
the entire set of proteins expressed by a genome
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basic r group
contains an amine N-H2
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acidic r group
COOH
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polar r group
OH
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hydrophobic r group
H-C
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rough er
has ribosomes
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signal sequence
a short strech of amino acids at onr end of the polypeptide found in most eukaryotic cells its main location
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smooth er
functions are the synthesis of lipids and steriod hormones
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turns
secondary structure that reverses
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vesicles
small membrane bound compartments filled with liquid