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1
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proteins as structural components

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skin, bones, tendons, muscles

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catalytic agents

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enzymes

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3
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regulating agents

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hormones

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immune agents

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antigens and antibodeis

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carriers

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myoglobin and hemoglobin - O2 and CO2

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6
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nutritional role of proteins

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provide AA and N

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7
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functions of protiens in food

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water binding - texture 
emulsifiers 
gel forming
coagulating 
dough forming
palatability
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8
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what is palatablity

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taste, texture, food quality

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9
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what protein in bread makes it palatable

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gluten

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10
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what forms when milk coagulates. what products does this make

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a curd. cheese, yogurt, sour cream

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11
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what forms when soy proteins coagulates. what product does this make

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curd. tofu

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12
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what product is protein emulsification important for

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sausages

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13
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endogenous enzymes

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detrimental catalytic behavior in proteins - autolytic

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14
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exogenous enzymes

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supplied by microbes in food

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15
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examples of beneficial catalytic behavior

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proteases - tenderize meat
lipases - flavor development
amylases - form corn syrup.sugar products

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16
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example of a flavor potentiator

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MSG - monosodium glutamate

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17
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examples of protein sources other than milk, eggs, and meat

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rapeseed, beans, peas, leaves, microbes

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18
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what methods make meat analogs from soybean protein

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texturization using extrusion

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19
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how many amino acids

A

20

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20
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what is the alpha carbon

A

connected to both NH2 and COOH groups

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21
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when is the AA protonated

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low pH

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22
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when is the AA deprotonated

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high pH

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23
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what is a zwitterion

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COO- and NH3+. net charge zero

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24
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when does the zwitterion occur

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isoelectric point

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25
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formula for isoelectric point

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pI = (pk1 + pk2)/2

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26
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amino acids have attributes of a … (since the neutral form is still charged

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salt

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27
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what properties do AA have that are similar to a salt

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  1. crystalline strucutre
  2. wate soluble
  3. decompose at high temperatuers
  4. amphoteric - acid and bases
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28
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what occurs due to AA having 4 different substituents

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optical isomerism and ability to rotate plant-polarized light. not superimposable

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29
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D or L?

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both occur - racemic mixtures. but only L can form proteins

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30
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what is on the right for D and on the left for L

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hyrgogen of alpha carbon

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31
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7 categories of amino acids

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  1. aliphatic
  2. hydroxyl
  3. carboxyl
  4. base
  5. aromatic
  6. sulfur-containing
  7. imino
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32
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5 types of aliphatic AAs

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glycine, alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine

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33
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defining feature of aliphatic AA

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hydrophobic

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34
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3 types of hydroxyl AA

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serine, threonine, tryosine

35
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defining feature of hydroxyl AA

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presence of OH group

36
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bonds that hydroxyl AAs make

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h bonds
diester links
o-glycosidic links

37
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2 types of carboxyl AA

A

aspartic acid and glutamic acid

38
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defining feature of carboxyl AA

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acidic. negative at pH7

isoelectric point is

39
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bond that carboxyl AA can make

A

N-glycosidic link

40
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what form do carboxyl AAs show in their natural form

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amide - NH2. aspargie and glutamine

41
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3 types of basic AA

A

histidine, lysine, arginine

42
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defining feature of basic AA

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basic - positive at pH7. isoelectric point is >ph7

43
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what R group does histdine have

A

imidazole

44
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what reaction does lysine do

A

maillard

45
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what R group does arginine have

A

guanidine

46
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3 types of aromatic AA

A

phenylalanine
tyrosine
tryptophan

47
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which amino acid is in 2 groups

A

tyrosine

48
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defining feature of aromatic AA

A

presence of aromatic group - absorbs UV light

49
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what bonds can aromatic AA form

A

hydrophobic interactions

50
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3 sulfur contianing AA

A

cysteine and methionine. cystine - which is the cysteine dimer

51
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defining feature of sulfur AA

A

presence of a sulfur compound

52
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what bonds can sulfur AA undego

A

disulfide crosslinks

53
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what is a disulfide crosslink

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RSSR - dimer of cysteine molecules, cystine, between peptides or within a peptide

54
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2 types of imino aicds

A

proline and hydroxyproline

55
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are iminoacids amino acids?

A

no - NH instead of NH2

56
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what structure does proline interfere with and why

A

alpha helix because its incapable of forming hydrogen bonds

57
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what increases as aliphatic AA chain lengthens

A

hydrophobicity

58
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what is a diester link

A

one phosphate group linked to 2 hydroxyl AA via ester linkages

59
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which is more acidic - aspartic or glutamic acid

A

aspartic

60
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what does MSG stand for

A

monosodium glutamate

61
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what reaction do carboxylic AA undergo

A

non-enzymatic browning - serve as reduction points for reducing sugars

62
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what is more polar - amide or acid form of carboxyl AA

A

amide. makes it more watersoluble

63
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is the sulfhydryl group acidic or basic

A

basic

64
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what type of proteins contain iminoAA

A

structural

65
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true or false - pH has no effect on charges of the side chains

A

false.
high ph - convert NH3 to NH2. supress + charge
low pH - convert COO to COOH. supress -

66
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when is a protein least soluble

A

when it’s neutral at its isoelectric point

67
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how many essential AA

A

9

68
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what causes flavor from proteins

A

free AA and peptides

69
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what do protein hydrolases do in food

A

make meaty/broth flavor

70
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how do sulfur containing AA contribute to flavor

A

breaking down when heated releases H2S

71
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what is responsible for bitter flavors

A

peptides

72
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what is putrefaction

A

decay of proteins by enzymatic denaturation or decarboxylation by microbes. causes bad flavors and odors

73
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True or false: cysteine is a peptide because it is formed of 2 AA

A

false

74
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True or false: the isoelectric point of proteins is controlled by COOH and NH2 groups attached to the alpha carbon

A

false

75
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A longer aliphatic chain in an AA will increase its…

A

hydrophobicity

76
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Amino acids are optically active compounds because they have … alpha carbon atom

A

asymetric, chiral

77
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The amphoteric properties of proteins help regulate the … of the human body

A

ph

78
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The first carbon atom that attaches to a functional group is called…

A

alpha carbon

79
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Coagulating milk casein is the main mechanism to produce

A

cheese

80
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True or false: proline is considered an alpha amino acid

A

false

81
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When the AA has its alpha amine group to the left, it rotates light

A

counterclockwise

82
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AA can act as acids or bases, hence they are…

A

amphoteric

83
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Disulfide crosslinks result from the presence of … in amino acids

A

sulfhydryl (methionine doesn’t form them)

84
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The ability of AA to rotate plane-polarized light is…

A

optical isomerism

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