Biochem Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Understand the polypeptide bond

A

repetitive peptide bonds allow for the formation of receptive H bonds and the formation fo the secondary structures

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2
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two type of secondary protient structures

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alpha helix and beta sheets

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3
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Teritary structures

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can have both alpha and beta structures

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4
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Quaternary structures

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When two or more poly peptides form together

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5
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Prosthetic group

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a non portion component found of some protiens

Mb and Hb

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6
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Allosteric regulation for Hb

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allosteric meaning other side which is where Hb can attach

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7
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A porphyrin ring

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has 4 cyclic ring structures

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8
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Heme is a ____ w/ a ____ center

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porphyrin ring q and a ferrous ion

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9
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Hemoglobin(Hb) ____ RBCs

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transports O2

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10
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Myoglobin(Mb) ___ O2

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Storage in the muscles

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11
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Proximal histamine

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When Heme is w/o O2 then there proximal histamine is attached to Fe

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12
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Distal histidine

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When the 02 attached to a heme and then attached to another heme

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13
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How many bonds can Fe2+ form

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6 covalent bonds

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14
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How does Fe2+ protected

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It is embedded deep w/ in the porphyrin ring and deep in the global protein

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15
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Myoglobin has what type of dissociation curve

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hyperbolic

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16
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Hemoglobin is a ____ if __ polypeptide chains

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tetramer and 4

17
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HbA is a pair of identical ___

18
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4 globin monomers means that ___ O2 molecules can be carried on Hb

19
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When Hb is “T” or Taut then the the molecule is

20
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when the Hb is “R” and relaxed the structure is oxyhemoglobin

21
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Why is histidine used

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It helps buffer the pH of the blood as well as regulate the O2 affinity

22
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When O2 binds to heme ring the ring assumes more of a ___ shape

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planer. this tugs on the proximal histidine amino acid which tugs on a-helix and changes shape to a globin monomer

23
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What is cooperative ligand binding in association to heme

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When one O2 binds then the affinity for O2 increases causing all 4 locations to become oxygenated

24
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Why is O2 a positive allosteric

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because binding of 02 at once site increase affinity for o2 at other sites

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What type of curve is cooperative binding?
sigmoidal
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Can Co2 react w/ amino terminus of a-chain
yes by creating a carbamate structure an | but it does not bind to FE in heme it just binds acts a carrier
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What effects do 2,3 BPG have on Hb o2 affinity
it decreases it when levels are high and causes o2 to release
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pH is the
-log[H+]
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Kw is defined as the
equilibria constant
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Kw=[H+][Oh]=10^-14
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Ka+ equilibrium constant
pKa=-logKa
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Strong Acids have a ___ Ka and a ____ pKa
Large and small
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Buffer area is where the __ is unchanged
pKA
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Henderson hasselbalch eq
pH=pKA+log([HA]/[A])
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Urea
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Transanimation reaction
removing Nh3 fr
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A-keto Acid a-amino acids
Aminotransferase
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Transport NH3 from most tissues is
Glutamine
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Urea cycle
Understand map out