BM : Proteins Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

What are the 2 types of proteins

A
  • globular

- fibrous

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2
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what are globular proteins

A
  • soluble proteins

- specific 3D shape

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3
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Examples of globular proteins

A

Enzymes
hormones
antibodies

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4
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What are fibrous protiens

A
  • strong
  • insoluble
  • inflexible material
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5
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Examples of fibrous proteins

A

collagen

keratin

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6
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what are the building blocks for proteins

A

amino acids

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7
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Structure of amino acid

A
  • central carbon
  • carboxyl group to the right ( COOH )
  • amine group to the left ( NH2 )
  • hydrogen above
  • r group below
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8
Q

how do amino acids differ?

A

Have different R groups

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9
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How are amino acids joined together

A

By condensation reaction Between carboxyl group of one and the amine group of another

  • leaves a bond between carbon and nitrogen (peptide bond) forming a dipeptide
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10
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What is primary structure

A

Sequence of amino acids

  • polypeptide chain
  • Held by peptide bonds
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11
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What is secondary structure

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The primary structure (polypeptide chain)

  • coiled to form a helix
  • held by hydrogen bonds
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12
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What is tertiary structure

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Secondary structure

  • folds again to form a final 3D shape
  • held by hydrogen/ ionic/ disulfide bonds
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13
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what is Quaternary structure

A

made of more than one polypeptide chain

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14
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Examples of quaternary structure proteins

A
  • collagen
  • antibodies
  • haemoglobin
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15
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Structure of collagen

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  • strong material, many together build tendons/ ligaments/ connective tissue

Primary structure - mainly made up of glycine

Secondary structure - forms a tight coil (not much branching)

Tertiary structure - coils again

Quaternary Structure - made from 3 tertiary structures wrapped around each other like rope = collagen molecules

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16
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What is the test for proteins?

A

Add biuret, turns purple