Chapter 2 Protein Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
Q

proteins are linear polymers of ?

A

amino acids

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2
Q

only (L/D) isomers are used to make proteins

A

L

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3
Q

L amino acids correspond to the (S/R) configuration

A

S

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4
Q

At ? pH the amino and carboxyl groups are both charged and make a zwitterion

A

neutral

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5
Q

only non-chiral amino acid

A

glycine

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6
Q

has pka near neutral

A

histidine, pka=6

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7
Q

terminal caboxyl group pka

A

3.1

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8
Q

terminal amino group pka

A

8.0

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9
Q

aromatic amino acids

A

phenylalanine, tyrosine, tryptophan

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10
Q

biological polymers are attached by ? reactions

A

condensation

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11
Q

Amino acid that can undergo reversible oxidation/reduction reactions to form a disulfide bonds with itself

A

cysteine

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12
Q

characteristics of peptide bond

A

partial double bond, resonance, planar (essentially), primarily in trans configuration

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13
Q

x-pro linages

A

cis peptide bonds are likely with proline

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14
Q

In contrast to the peptide bond, bonds on either side of the ? can rotate

A

alpha carbon

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15
Q

angle between alpha carbon and amine

A

phi, -80

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16
Q

angle between alpha carbon and carbonyl

A

psi, +85

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17
Q

phi and psi frequently called ? angles

A

Ramachandran

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18
Q

alpha helix and beta sheets are a result of

A

hydrogen bonding between peptide and carbonyl groups of amino acids that are near one another in a linear sequence

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19
Q

There are ? residues per right hand-turn of the alpha helix

A

3.6

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20
Q

lactoferrin complexes with ? and chages shape

21
Q

Two Human biological buffers

A

H3PO4^-/H2PO4^2- and H2CO3/HCO3^-

22
Q

ackalosis

A

blood ph greater than 7.45

23
Q

acidosis

A

blood ph less than 7.35

24
Q

only cyclic amino acid

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functional group in arginine
guanidium
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functional group in histidine
imidazole
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With ramachandran angles, right handed helix is present in ? quadrant
third, lower left
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With ramachandran angles, beta sheet is present in ? quadrant
second, top left
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With ramachandran angles, left handed helix is present in ? quadrant
first, top right
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coiled-coil protein example
keratins
31
leucine zipper
heptad repeats of leucine stabilize coiled coil
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most abundant protein in mammals
collagen
33
repeating amino acids in collagen
glycine, proline
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collagen structure
triple helix with glycine at interior
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"inside out" proteins
porins
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motifs
secondary structure elements with characteristic function
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? motif is commonly found in proteins that bind to DNA
helix turn helix
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a polypeptide chain may fold into two or more compact regions called ?
domains
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alpha helix and beta sheets are an example of ? structures
secondary
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? and ? can denature proteins
chaotropic agents and reducing reagents
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three protein denaturing reducing agents
beta-mercaptoethanol, urea, guanidium chloride
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beta-mercaptoethanol disrupts protein folding by ?
bonding with cysteine and breaking disulfide bridges
43
christian anfinsen experiment
protein folding is an inherent part of AA sequence
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CJD, the human equivalent of mad cow disease is caused by a ?
prion protein
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? accumulate in alzheimer and parkinson diseases
amyloid fibers
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nonpolar AA mnemonic
Larry fought polar vanessa with guns and intricate martial arts
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polar AA mnemonic
santa clause quietly tiptoed halfway north yesterday
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basin AA mnemonic
knife rally
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acidic AA mnemonic
acidic doses of ecstasy