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Chapter 6 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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5 major classes of proteins:

A

Metabolic enzymes

Structural proteins

Transport proteins

Cell signaling proteins

Genomic caretaker proteins

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metabolic enzymes:

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catalyze chemical reactions involved in energy conversion in cells

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3
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structural proteins:

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provide an intracellular and extracellular network of protein cables and scaffolds

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4
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transport proteins:

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passively or actively move small molecules across otherwise impermeable cellular membranes

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5
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cell signaling proteins:

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transmit extracellular signals into the cell and between cells

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6
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genomic caretaker proteins:

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maintain and regulate genetic information in cells.

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7
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Enzymes do the following:

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Lower activation energy

Increase rate of product formation

Does not alter equilibrium concentration of
products and reactants

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8
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_______ are responsible for synthesis and degradation of macromolecules

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Metabolic enzymes

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9
Q

the most abundant proteins in living

organisms

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Structural proteins

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10
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Structural protein ex:

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Actin

Tubulin

Collagen

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11
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Two basic classes of transporter protein:

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Passive

Active

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12
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Passive Transporter Proteins

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Porins
Transport small molecules such as water and glycerol

Ion channels
Transport charged ions

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13
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Active Transport Proteins energy comes from:

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ATP hydrolysis

Ionic gradient

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14
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Cell Signaling Proteins ex:

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Membrane receptors

Nuclear receptors

Intracellular signaling proteins

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15
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Membrane receptor examples:

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G-protein coupled receptors (GPCR)

Receptor tyrosine kinases

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16
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Genomic Caretaker Proteins Includes proteins involved in:

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DNA replication, repair, and recombination and gene expression

17
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DNA polymerase

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uses DNA template to guide synthesis of nascent DNA strands

18
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DNA ligase

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seals newly formed DNA

19
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Topoisomerase

20
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DNA primase

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assist DNA polymerase by preparing the DNA template for replication

21
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Photolyase

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repairs thymine dimers that are formed as a result of UV radiation

22
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Enzyme aiding in gene expression

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RNA Polymerase

23
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Myoglobin

A

Concentrated in muscle

Storage depot for O2

24
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Hemoglobin

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Major protein in blood cells

35% of dry weight of red blood cells

Transports O2 from lungs and tissues through the
circulatory system

25
Myoglobin structure:
Single polypeptide chain with one heme group
26
Hemoglobin structure:
Four polypeptides with two alpha and two beta subunits
27
Only about _____ of the residues are identical, but have similar tertiary structures
18% Myoglobin and hemoglobin
28
Myoglobin and hemoglobin both ______ bind to _____
reversibly | O2