Proteins Flashcards

1
Q

What percentage of proteins make up cell mass?

A

10-20%

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2
Q

What kind of charge do proteins give cells

A

Negative charge

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3
Q

This type of protein is known as a freely roaming enzyme that catalyzes intercellular rxns

A

Functional proteins

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4
Q

This type of protein is found in the walls of blood vessels, tendons, and ligaments

A

Structural protein

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5
Q

Another name for transmembrane protein

A

Integral protein

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6
Q

This protein is embedded in the plasma membrane and allows cell to regulate exactly what it chooses to take into the cell

A

Integral proteins

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7
Q

This type of protein can be transmembrane channel proteins, receptor proteins, carrier proteins, and transport carrier proteins

A

Integral proteins

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8
Q

This type of integral protein has a carb attached to it

A

Glycoprotein

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9
Q

Channel proteins and carrier proteins are a division of

A

Integral proteins

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10
Q

This kind if integral protein is not regulated

A

Channel protein

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11
Q

This kind of integral protein is regulated

A

Carrier protein

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12
Q

This type of protein is attached electrostatically to lipid bilayer, on inside or outside of cell, but never protrudes through

A

Peripheral protein

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13
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This type of protein can be attached to integral protein and can act as a receptor complex, is known as a second messenger

A

Peripheral protein

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