proteins Flashcards

1
Q

what are the parts of amino acids?

A

-amino group
-r-group
-carboxyl group

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2
Q

what group is an amino group?

A

a basic group

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3
Q

how is the amino group and the carbon group attached?

A

covalent bond

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4
Q

what group is the carboxyl group?

A

an acidic group

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5
Q

what group is r-group?

A

variable group

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6
Q

how many amino acids are there?

A

20

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7
Q

are the r groups the same or different in each of the 20 amino acids?

A

different

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8
Q

what can r groups form?

A

disulfide bridges with other cysteines to create cross linkages in a polypeptide chain

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9
Q

what properties do the r groups give amino acids?

A

alkaline or acidic properties

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10
Q

what do amino acids combine to make?

A

a polymer called a polypeptide

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11
Q

what are two amino acids linked called?

A

dipeptide

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12
Q

what do polypeptides combine to form?

A

proteins

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13
Q

how many protein structures are there?

A

four

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14
Q

what is the primary protein structure?

A

sequence of amino acids

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15
Q

what bond are there in the primary protein structure?

A

peptide bonds

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16
Q

what is the secondary protein structure?

A

folding of poly peptide chains into an alpha helix or beta pleated sheet

17
Q

what bonds are there in the secondary protein structure?

A

hydrogen bonds

18
Q

what is the tertiary protein structure?

A

further folding into a more complex 3d structure

19
Q

what bonds are there in the tertiary protein structure?

A

-hydrogen bonds
-disulfide bonds
-ionic bonds

20
Q

what interactions are there in the tertiary protein structure?

A

hydrophobic

21
Q

what happens in the quaternary protein structure?

A

two or more poly peptide chains join

22
Q

what are the two types of protein?

A

-globular
-structural

23
Q

what are globular proteins?

A

soluble spherical molecules with metabolic functions

24
Q

what are examples of globular proteins?

25
what are structural proteins?
insoluble molecules with a structural function
26
what are examples of structural proteins?
keratin