L5 & 6 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

Any buried protein group in a protein must be ?

A

H-bonded

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2
Q

a-helix is ___ handed

A

Right

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3
Q

a-helix has ___ res per turn

A

3.6

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4
Q

a-helix has ___ A per turn

A

5.4

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5
Q

a-helix has ___ A axial rise per residue

A

1.5

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6
Q

a-helix phi psi

A

-57, -47

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7
Q

B-sheet is formed from B _______

A

Strands

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8
Q

B-sheet phi psi

A

-130, +130

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9
Q

B-sheet, every second residue is ____-

A

hydrophobic

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10
Q

Reverse turn is mostly found ____

A

on surface

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11
Q

Reverse turn has _ residues

A

4

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12
Q

Reverse turn residue __ and __ have different phi psi angles

A

i+1, i+2

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13
Q

H bond between NH of (____) and the carbonyl of (_) stabilises the turn

A

i+3, i

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14
Q

Proline often in position ___ because?

A

i+1, phi angle -60 matches B turn requirement

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15
Q

Type 2 turns have ___ in i+2 because?

A

Gly, lack of steric hindrance

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16
Q

Type I and 2 differ by ?

A

Direction of i+1 carbonyl

17
Q

Regular structures are?

A

Residues with repeating phi psi angles

18
Q

Irregular structures are?

A

Often linking regular elements and is termed “loop structure”

19
Q

Pri, sec, tert, quart

A

AA sequence, sequence into elements, elements into domains, multiple chains

20
Q

What is a domain?

A

Region within the native tertiary structure for which evidence can be provided of an existence independent of the rest of the protein.

21
Q

What does modular mean in regards to domains?

A

Repeating domains

22
Q

3 super sec structural elements

A

aa hairpin, bb hairpin, bab

23
Q

Intragenic mutation

A

point mutations

24
Q

Gene duplication

A

whole/part duplicated

25
DNA segment shuffle
recomb b/n 2 genes
26
Gene lateral transfer
One organism receives parts of genome of another
27
Homologues, orthologues, paralogues
2 sequences with > 25 percent identity, homologous with same function, homologous with different function