Unit 1.2c(iii) Flashcards

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1
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How do phosphates affect proteins?

A

They remove phosphate from r group, causing a confirmational change and therefore a change in the proteins activity

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2
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Where on an enzyme is the phosphate added?

A

It’s added to the -OH of certain R groups

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How does the addition/removal of a phosphate regulate protein activity?

A

By causing a conformational change

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4
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What is protein kinases function?

A

Phosphorylation- catalyses the transfer of phosphate groups

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5
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Which phosphate group is transferred in phosphorylation?

A

The terminal phosphate from ATP

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6
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What proteins does phosphorylation regulate?

A

Receptors and enzymes

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7
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Are all proteins activated by phosphorylation?

A

No, some are inhibited

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How does the addition of a phosphate group affect the proteins charge?

A

It gives it a negative charge

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What does the addition of a phosphate group disrupt?

A

Unphosphorylated ionic interactions

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10
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What does phosphates catalyse?

A

Dephosphorylation

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How does dephosphorylation change the proteins conformation?

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It effects the charged interactions in the R group

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12
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What is phosphorylation a good example of?

A

Post-transitional modifications

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