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1
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what is the amino group

A

h - n - h

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2
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what is carboxyl group

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o = c - oh

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3
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How is protein different from carbohydrates and lipids

A

also have nitrogen atoms

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4
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defenition of protein

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polymers made of amino acids monomers

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5
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what is a chain of amino acids called

A

polypeptide

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6
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what does the shape of proteins depend on?

A

specific sequence of amino acids in the chain

shape determins its function

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7
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how many ‘sections’ are in the protein diagram

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4

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8
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what are the ‘sections’ are in a protein diagram

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amino group - n h2
carboxyl group - cooh
hydrogen atom
r group

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9
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what is the r group

A

variable group of atoms

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10
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simplest amino acid is

A

glycine

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11
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what is a R group of a amino acid

A

variable group of atoms

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12
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what is a R group of a fatty acid

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long hydrocarbon chain

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13
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what are essential amino acids

A

cannot be syntheised by our bodies - must be provided by diet

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14
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what are non essential amino acids

A

can be synthesised by our own bodies

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15
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how are 2 amino acids joined

A

amino group of one reacts with the carboxyl group by condensation reaction

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16
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how are 2 amino acids joined (in terms of bonding)

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water is elimated and peptide bond is formed

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17
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peptide bond definition

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chemical bond formed as amino group reacts with the carboxyl group of another by condensation reaction

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18
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example of a quaternary protein

A

haemoglobin

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19
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example of tertiary protein

A

enzyme

20
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what is the primary structure

A

sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain

21
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what is the sequence of amino acids determined by

A

one ene codes for one polypeptide

22
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in primary protein what is the bond

A

peptide

23
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what are secondary protein structures

A

shape that the polypeptide chain forms due to hydrogen bonding

24
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what affect does hydrogen bonding have on secondary protein structures

A

twist and folds polypeptide forming alpha helix or beta pleated sheet

25
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what extra bonds are present in secondary

A

hydrogen

26
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how are tertiary protein structure created

A

alpha helix is further folded and twisted to give a more complec compact 3D structure

27
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what extra bonds are present in tertiary

A

disulphide, ionic, covalent ,hydrophobic

28
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how are quaternary protein structure formed

A

combination of 2 or more polypeptide chains in tertiary form

29
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what are quaternary protein

A

assosciated with non - protein groups and form large compex molecules such as haemoglobin

30
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how many chains does haemoglobin have

A

4 polypeptide

31
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what are the 2 different classifications of proteins

A

globular
fibrous

32
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globular proteins functions

A

enzymes, antibodies and hormones

33
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how are globular proteins structure

A

compact and folded into a 3d spherical molecule

34
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are globular proteins soluble in water

A

yes

35
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what do fibrous proteins do

A

perform structural functions

36
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structure of fibrous proteins

A

consists of polypeptides in parallel chains or sheets to form long fibres

37
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properties of fibrous proteins

A

insoluble in water, strong and tough

38
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how many polpeptide chains does collagen have

A

3

39
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example of fibrous protein

A

collagen

40
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example of globular protein

A

haemoglobin

41
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are polypeptide chains in haemoglobin same or different

A

different

42
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are polypeptide chains in collagen same or different

A

same

43
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are haemoglobin assosciated with non protein groups

A

yes - iron

44
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highest level of protein structure for haemoglobin

A

quaternary

45
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highest level of protein structure for collagen

A

secondary

46
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science of biuret test

A

in presence of peptides - copper 2 ion forms violet complex in an alkaline solution

47
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fatty acid test description

A

add 1ml of absolute ethanol - forms white emulsion

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