Proteins Flashcards

1
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Chemical bond in the primary structure of proteins is?

A

Covalent Bonds

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2
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Prolamins are proteins soluble in what?

A

alcohol

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3
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Number of amino acids serving as monomer units (building blocks) in food proteins is?

A

20

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4
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Amino acids in proteins are in what form?

A

L-amino acids

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5
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Which amino acids have the highest reactivity in Maillard reactions?

A

Arginine and Lysine

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6
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At pH=pI, proteins are general solubility is what?

A

least soluble in aqueous solutions

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7
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Chemical bond in secondary structure of proteins is what kind of bonding?

A

Hydrogen bonding

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8
Q

Affinity of proteins to make foams can be increased by what?

A

by partial denaturation

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9
Q

What two amino acids are involved in synthesis of lysinoalanine?

A

Cysteine/cysteine and lysine

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10
Q

The collagen molecule is rich in what amino acids?

A

Glycine, proline, hydroxyproline

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11
Q

Myosin and actin are?

A

Contractile proteins

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12
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Myosin molecules are held together in thick filaments due to?

A

ionic interactions

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13
Q

Water activity of raw meat is?

A

>0.95

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14
Q

pH of meat is?

A

5-5.5

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15
Q

Histidine is what type of molecule?

A

Polar, positively charged amino acid

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16
Q

The first increase in toughness during cooking of meat (~40-40 degrees Celsius) happens due to ?

A

Partial denaturation of actomyosin

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17
Q

When does collagen (gelatin) form gels?

A

Upon cooling of hot solutions

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18
Q

Protein content in milk is?

A

3-5%

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19
Q

What is the pH at which casein coagulates at room temperature?

A

4.6

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20
Q

Proteins can foam or serve as emulsifiers due to what?

A

Amphiphilic nature

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21
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Affinity of proteins to make foams can be increased by what?

A

Partial denaturation

22
Q

Casein micelles stay dispersed in milk due to what?

A

highly hydrophilic and charged kappa-casein

23
Q

Collagen (gelatin) forms gels by forming junctions zones caused by?

A

Hydrogen Bonds

24
Q

T or F. Gluten is soluble in water.

25
The major reaction during dough formation is:
Sulfhydryl-disulfide interchange (intra and intermolecular) in gliadins and glutelins
26
Globulins proteins are generally:
Soluble in diluted salt solutions
27
Egg Protein that has antimicrobial activity is:
Lysozyme
28
Define what carbohydrates are.
Polyhydroxy aldehydes, polyhydroxy ketons, and compounds derived from simple carbohydrates through reduction, oxidation, substitution, and condensation
29
T or F. All carbohydrates are sweet and digestible.
False
30
Egg protein that binds to biotin is?
Avidin
31
Name the Amino Acid from it's structure, give it's polarity.
Arginine, polar and positively charged, basic amine side chain
32
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Lysine, polar and positively charged, basic amine side chain
33
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Histidine, polar and positively charged, basic amine side chain
34
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Aspartic Acid, polar and negitively charged, acidic (carboxly side chain)
35
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Glutamic Acid, polar and negitively charged, acidic (carboxly side chain)
36
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Serine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
37
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Threonine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
38
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Asparagine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
39
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Glutamine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
40
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Cysteine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
41
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Selnocysteine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
42
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Glycine, Polar and uncharged, hydrophilic
43
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Proline, Non-polar and hydrophobic with an amino group ring
44
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Alanine
45
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Isoleucine
46
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Leucine
47
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Methionine
48
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Phenylalanine
49
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Tryptophan
50
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Valine
51
Name the Amino Acid from its structure, give its polarity.
Tryosine, polar and uncharged, hydrophilic