exam 1 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Why 20 amino acids?

A

provide chemical versatility, may have been available for prebiotic reactions, larger amino acids may be too reactive

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2
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Hydrophobic amino acids

A

Glycine, Alanine, Proline, Valine, Leucine, Isoleucine, Methionine, Typtophan, Phenylalanine

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3
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What type of amino acids are on the outside of a protein that is inserted into a membrane, such as a channel?

A

hydrophobic

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4
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In the structure of DNA what part is on the inside of the double helix?

A

bases

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5
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In the structure of DNA what par is on the outside of the double helix

A

sugars and phosphates

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6
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The beginning of a protein amino acid sequence is called the

A

N-terminus

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7
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The end of the protein amino acid sequence is called the

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C-terminus

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8
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What type of bond links beta strands in a beta sheet?

A

hydrogen

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9
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What level of protein structure is the completely folded 3D structure?

A

tertiary

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10
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What is the first step you do when you want to study a protein

A

purify

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11
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What type of chromatography allows you to separate a protein based on its charge

A

ion exchange

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12
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When enzymes are purified what can be tested to identify its presence

A

catalytic activity

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13
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what is removed from mRNA during splicing

A

introns

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14
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Polar amino acids

A

Serine, Threonine, Tyrosine, Asparagine, Glutamine, Cysteine

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15
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Postively charged amino acids

A

Lysine, Arginine, Histidine

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16
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Negatively charged amino acids

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Aspartate, Glutamate

17
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monomer

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molecule or atom that bonds with other monomers to form polymers

18
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dimer

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set of two units of a molecule connected by a chemical bond

19
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subunits

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proteins composed of multiple polypeptide chains

20
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sequential model

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hemoglobin exists in several states

21
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concerted model

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hemoglobin exists in the T state or R state, binding of oxygen shifts equilibrium

22
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Cooperative binding behavior

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hemoglobin binds oxygen where it is plentiful and releases it where it is scarce

23
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heme group consists of

A

central iron atom and four linked pyrrole rings

24
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deoxymyoglobin

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myoglobin in its oxygen free form

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oxymyoglobin
myoglobin in its oxygen bound form
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alternative splicing
generates different mRNA from a single gene
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Km
rate of dissociate divided by the rate of association
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what can reduce the effect of a competitive inhibitor
concentration of substrate
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enzymes function by stabilizing the ____ in a rxn
transition state
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template during translation
mRNA
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carries amino acids for peptide bond formation
tRNA
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catalyst for protein synthesis
rRNA
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mRNA is always transcribed from the _____ strand of DNA.
Template
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intron
non coding regions
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anticodon
three complementary bases on the tRNA
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exon
coding region
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how host DNA is protected from restriction enzymes?
methylation
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isoenzymes
enzymes encoded by different genes
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