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1
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Secondary structure of protein

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Folded structure of a protein

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2
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Types of 2d fold structures

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Alpha-helix or beta-pleated

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3
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Folded structure of a protein

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Secondary structure of protein

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Heteromultimeric

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Different subunits in quaternary structure

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5
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Polypeptides

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Long chains of amino acids

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6
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Polar

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Hydrophilic

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7
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How many amino acids are there

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20

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8
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What part of an amino acid is different for each one

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Side chain

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9
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Long chains of amino acids

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Polypeptides

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10
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Homomultimeric

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Same subunits in quaternary structure

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11
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Peptide bonds

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hold amino acids together

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12
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What are formed when amino acids bind

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Peptides

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13
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How many essential amino acids are there

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9

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14
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Structure of multiple polypeptide chains

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Quaternary structure

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15
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What structure do side chains influence

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Tertiary

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16
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What are the structures of protein from from lowest to highest

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Primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary

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Hydrophilic

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Polar

18
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What forces contribute to folding

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Van der waals forces, hydrogen bonds, electrostatic interactions

19
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Largest protein

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Titin

20
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What do hydrogen bonds do that affects protein structure

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Affect the secondary structure shapes

21
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What protein structure is the sequence of amino acids

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Primary protein structure

22
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Chaperonins

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Barrel shaped proteins that help fold proteins, proteins go into them and fold inside of them

23
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Different subunits in quaternary structure

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Heteromultimeric

24
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What bonds cause the shapes

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Hydrogen bonds

25
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What bonds hold amino acids together

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Peptide bonds

26
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Hydrophobic

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Non polar

27
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What is the tertiary structure influenced by

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Side chains (R groups)

28
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Same subunits in quaternary structure

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Homomultimeric

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Hydrophobic

30
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Barrel shaped proteins that help fold proteins, proteins go into them and fold inside of them

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Chaperonins

31
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Tertiary structure

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3d folding of proteins

32
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Peptides

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formed when amino acids bind

33
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Quaternary structure

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Structure of multiple polypeptide chains

34
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3d folding of proteins

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Tertiary structure

35
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Primary protein structure

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Sequence of amino acids

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