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primary protein folding

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sequence of amino acids in polypept chain (nucleotide sequence)

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2
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secondary protein folding

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folding + coiling into a-helix or b-pleated sheet

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tertiary protein folding

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more folding from side chain interactions (h phobic vs philic, H bonds, ionic bonds, disulphide bridges

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4
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protein folding quaternary

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2+ chains of polypepts (like in collagen or hemoglobin)

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5
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eight functions of proteins

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structural
storage
transport
hormones
contractile
defensive
receptors
enzymatic

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6
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ex of protein structural function

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hair keratin

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7
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ex of protein storage function

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human milk

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8
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ex of protein transport function

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haemoglobin

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9
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ex of protein hormones function

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insulin

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10
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ex of protein contractile function

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muscles

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11
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ex of protein defensive function

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clothing

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12
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ex of protein receptors function

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taste buds

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13
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ex of protein enzyme function

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lactase

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14
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peptide bond:

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link of the carbonyl of an a.a to amino group of another (+ removing water)

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15
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phospholipid bilayer is virtually

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impermeable to charged ions, but allows passive diffusion or facilitated diffusion

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16
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glycogen

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stored excess glucose in body for future use in muscles/liver cells

17
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pectin

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gelling agent: complex mix of polysaccharides

18
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cellulose

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dietary fibre: chain of strong b-glucose

19
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starch

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major and plant food resource: amylose + amylopectin

20
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chitin:

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polymer of glucose w N and C2 + second most abundant natural compound

21
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gums:

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hydrophilic, complex, 12 types used by humans

22
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lipids include

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fats, steroids, phospholipids, waxes

23
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four main uses of lipids

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storing Energy, cell Membrane building, Hormones, Insulation layers

24
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esterification:

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hydroxyl of glycerol reacts w carbonyl of three fatty acids (TRIGLYCERIDE)

25
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ex of macromolecules

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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids