Proteins part 2 Flashcards
Contain peptide chains which on hydrolysis yield only amino acids
Simple proteins
May be fibrous or globular in shape
Simple proteins
Simple proteins shape can be?
Fibrous or globular
What is the composition of conjugated proteins?
Apoprotein and prosthetic group/ protein and non-protein moiety
Proteins generates energy through?
Catalysts and electron transfer.
Through contractile elements, proteins produce ___________.
Motility
Serves as ____________ hormones and cytokines for intercellular regulation
receptor
Increase protein synthesis
GH, Insulin and Thyroid hormone
Increase protein catabolism
Glucocorticoids and Glucagon
___________ denatures the protein making them susceptible to enzyme digestion.
High acidity
This digest proteins into amino acids
Pepsin
What are the major plasma proteins?
Albumin, Globulins and Fibrinogen
What does the liver produces?
albumin, a-1, a-2, B-globulins and fibrinogen
What do the RES produces?
Gamma globulin
migrates anodal than the Albumin
Pre-albumin
Second most predominant protein in CSF
Pre-albumin
Functions as a carrier protein for thyroid hormones and Vitamin A.
Pre-albumin
Pre-albumin functions as a carrier protein for?
Thyroid hormones and Vitamin A.
Albumin is derived from the latin word?
Albus
What is the meaning of Albu
White
What is the lifespan of Albumin?
15-19days
Largest protein fraction
Albumin
If the Albumin is the largest fraction, it is equivalent to how many percent?
52-62%
Pressure exerted by the proteins in the blood plasma that tends to pull water to the circulation. Therefore, preventing extravasation into the tissues
osmotic pressure
It decreases during inflammation.
Negative acute phase reactant
High serum albumin levels are associated with ___________, _____________ or ________________.
dehydration
prolonged tourniquet application
specimen evaporation.
What do the following causes?
- inflammation,
- hepatic disease,
- urinary loss due to kidney problems,
- gastrointestinal loss,
- protein-calorie malnutrition,
- burn injury,
- edema
- ascites
Low serum levels
Absence of albumin
Analbuminemia
Decreased level of albumin
Hypoalbuminemia
In hypoalbuminemia, first and second degree refers to?
1 - Liver damage
2 - Diminished protein intake
Malabsorption or malnutrition
Hypoalbuminemia
Nephrotic syndrome
Hypoalbuminemia