Amino Acids Flashcards

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building blocks of proteins

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Amino acids

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2
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organic molecule containing both carboxyl acid and amino functional groups

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Amino acids

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3
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can be grouped as nonpolar,polar,acidic,basic

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Amino acids

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4
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capable of being converted to glucose/sugar

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Glucogenic Amino acid

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5
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capable of being converted to ketone

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Ketogenic Amino acid

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6
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a process of changing/deviating from the native conformation

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Denaturation

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7
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Denaturing agents:

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  1. Heat
  2. Extreme pH
  3. Mercaptoethanol
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8
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constitute of 70% of the organic matter of a cell

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Proteins

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9
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are polymers of amino acids linked by peptide bonds

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Proteins

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10
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globular:

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globule (ex.albumin)

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fibrous:

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large

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12
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structural protein;made up of 2AA

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Collagen

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13
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blood vessels

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Elastin

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14
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storage proteins, muscles

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Myoglobin

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15
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transport proteins, carries O2 blood

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Hemoglobin

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16
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hormones;controlling blood sugar

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Insulin & Glucagon

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17
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antibodies

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Immunoglobulins

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18
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Isolation/Sequencing of Proteins

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  1. By polarity: salting out, precipitation
  2. By charge
  3. By size
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technique of separating the components, or solutes, of a mixture on the basis of the relative amounts of each solute distributed between a moving fluid stream

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Chromatography

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20
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_______phase may be either a liquid or a gas

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Mobile phase

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21
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________phase is either a solid or a liquid

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Contiguous stationary phase

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22
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Mobile phase: Non-polar
Stationary phase: Polar

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Normal

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23
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Mobile phase: Polar
Stationary phase: Non-polar

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Reverse

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24
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Xanthoproteic Test: Reagent

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Xanthoproteic Test: Positive
Yellow or Orange ppt
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Xanthoproteic Test:Presence
Phenylalanine
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Fohl’s Test: Reagent
PbCH3COO
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Fohl’s Test:Positive
Black ppt (PbS)
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Fohl’s Test:Presence
Methionine
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Hopkin-Cole Test:Reagent
Glyoxylic acid
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Hopkin-Cole Test:Positive
Violet ring
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Hopkin-Cole Test:Presence
Tryptophan
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Ninhydrin Test:Reagent
Ninhydrin rgt
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Ninhydrin Test:Positive
Primary: Violet Secondary: Yellow
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Ninhydrin Test:Presence
General test for free amino acids
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Millon-Nase:Reagent
Hg
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Millon-Nase:Positive
Pink/old Rose
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Millon-Nasse:Presence
Phenolic rings, Tyrosine
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Sakaguchi Test:Reagent
a-naphthol
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Sakaguchi Test:Positive
Red/wine color
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Sakaguchi Test:Presence
Arginine
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protein made by the liver
Albumin
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it keeps fluid from leaking out of blood vessels, nourishes tissues and transports hormones, vitamin, drug and other substances throughout the body
Albumin
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Disease related to albumin deficiency
1. Severe liver disease 2. Kidney disease
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family of proteins found in grains like wheat, rye, spelt and barley
Gluten
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two main proteins found in gluten
Glutenin and Gliadin
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most severe form of gluten intolerance
Celiac disease
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autoimmune disease that involves the body from treating gluten as an invader
Celiac disease
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Common sources of gluten:
1. Wheat 2. Spelt 3. Rye 4. Barley 5. Bread 6. Pasta 7. Cereals 8. Beer 9. Pastries
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When wheat flour is washed this process removes the starch that when tested with I2 solution _____results give ______ solution
Positive results give violet or purple solution
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The ________ material left is the gluten
Insoluble material
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vital to oxygen transport and storage in vertebrates
Myoglobin and Hemoglobin
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dominant in muscles
Myoglobin
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dominant in blood
Hemoglobin
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myoglobin can be isolated by using _________precipitation
ammonium sulfate precipitation
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a common technique used to identify compounds, determine purities
Thin layer chromatography
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also used to separate or differentiate substances according to their polarity
Thin layer chromatography
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semi-quantitative method
Thin layer chromatography
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special finely ground matrix (silica gel, alumina) is coated on a glass plate or a metal or plastic film as a thin layer
Stationary phase: Thin layer chromatography