Topic 1 - Proteins Flashcards
Proteins?
- what makes up proteins?
- Most abundant organic molecules in living systems
- amino acids (monomers)
Primary structure?
-Linear
- peptide bonds
- linked by disulfide bonding
Secondary structure?
- Repeated pattern
(-Alpha helicase OR beta pleated sheets)
Tertiary structure?
+2examples
- 3D folding of secondary
(Enzymes, antibodies, heamoglobin)
Quaternary structure?
- 3D of 1+ tertiary peptide chain
(- hemoglobin, DNA polymerase, ribosomes, antibodies, ion channel)
4 types of bonds?
- peptide (2D)
-Hydrogen
-Disulfide - ionic (3D)
Hydrogen bonds?
- H + O
- ph + temperature → (enzymes denature)
- electrostatic attraction
Disulfide bonds?
- Rgrp must have sulfide in → only cysteine
- oxidation reaction
- strong corelent bonds
Ionic bonds?
-Rgrp → ions (-ve /+ve)
2 types of protein?
- Fibrous
- globular
Example of fibrous protein?
Collagen
Example of globular protein?
haemoglobin
Collagen - found where?
- what kind of chains and bonds?
- now is it wound?
- Most common protein in animals
- 3 alpha helix chains (hydrogen bonds + some covalent bonds)
(Triple helix) - wound like a rope
Hemoglobin
→ 4 polypeptide chains
→ 4 haem grps - bind to 1 oxygen
→ quaternary structure
Haem grp → not made up of?
→ called a — grp?
- Not made of amino acids
- called a prosthetic grp
2 types of globins that make a hemoglobin?
1.) alpha-globin
2.) beta-globin
2 haemoglobin chains?
Other 2 haemoglobin chains?
(Made up of what?)
2= alpha chains → made from alpha globin
2= beta chains → made from beta globin