Proteins Flashcards

1
Q

What is a protein?

A

polymer of many amino acids

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2
Q

What is the monomer of a protein?

A

amino acid

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3
Q

What is the polymer of a protein?

A

Polypeptide

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4
Q

What is a functional vs structural protein?

A

Funcitonal: performs speacial funcitons in the body
Structural: helps maintain size and shape of cells

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5
Q

examples of strcutural proteins

A

collagen, keratin

tissues

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6
Q

exmaples of functional proteins?

A

enzymes, antibodies

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7
Q

What makes up an amino acid?

A
  1. Carboxyl end (cooh)
  2. amino end (N with H)
  3. R group
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8
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how are amino acids the same/different?

A

R group changes it
carboxyl end and amino end the same

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9
Q

How do amino acids join together?

A
  • Dehydration synthesis
  • carboxyl end takes out H2O
  • peptide bonds
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10
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Primary structure

A

sequence of amino acids

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11
Q

Secondary structure

A

bent molecule

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12
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how is the secondary structure formed?

A

H bonds between amino acids
Alpha helix shape or beta pleated sheet

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13
Q

Tetiary structure

A
  • 3rd structure of protein
    3 dimensional shape
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14
Q

How is the tertiary shape formed?

A
  • R groups cause bends
  • new bonds form (H, Cov, Ionic)
    H bonds can be sensitive to temp changes
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15
Q

quatianary

A

diffrent tertiary configurations together

ex. hemoglobin

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16
Q

what happens if proteins chnage outside of it’s optimal temp range?

A

It become denatured making each structure level stop working

(breaks hydrogen bonds)