lab test 1 ch 3 Flashcards

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structural proteins

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primary role is to form and maintain the shape of cell or cell structures

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2
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receptors

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this type of protein binds a signal molecule and begins the process that leads to a cellular response.

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3
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immunoglobulins

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some immune system cells produce these proteins that bind to pathogens and mark them for destruction

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4
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membrane transporters

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this type of protein is required to move certain substances from one side of a cell membrane to another.

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5
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binding protein

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this type of protein specifically attaches a ligand moves it from one location in the body to another.

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6
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enzyme

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this type of protein speeds up the rate of chemical reactions

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7
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signal molecules

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this type of protein, secreted by one cell and binding to another, serves an an important role in cell to cell communication.

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8
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regulatory protein

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this type of protein is involved in turning genes on or off.

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9
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understanding binding sites for proteins

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  • receptors must have a specific binding site for a signal molecule
  • regulatory proteins must bind to a specific DNA sequence in the nucleus
  • binding proteins must have a specific binding site for what they are transporting around the body
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10
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modulation (proteins)

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something that stimulates an increase or decrease in the activity of a protein.

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11
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chemical modulators, environmental modulators

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chemical- bind to or alter the make-up or shape of the protein to change its activity level.
environmental- factors include pH and temperature, which alter shape and therefore activity of proteins.

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12
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facts about enzymes include:

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  • names end in -ase
  • speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
  • are proteins
  • can be modulated
  • can be reused
  • act on specific substrates
  • names often reflect what they do and what they act on
  • not changed by the chemical reaction
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13
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Amylase experiment

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  • dark blue black starch is present, low amylase

- yellow low starch or no starch, high amylase

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14
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What is the functional category of the protein salivary amylase?

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enzyme

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15
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Describe the work of the proteins in this functional category(enzymes). Explain how they accomplish this work

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biological catalyst, speeds up reactions, enzyme fits to substrate and lowers activation energy

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16
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what is the substrate for salivary amylase?

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starch

17
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What is/are the products of the chemical reaction catalyzed by salivary amylase?

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maltose+ maltotriose

18
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Modulators that increase the activity of a protein are called:

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activators

19
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modulators that decrease the activity of a protein are called:

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antagonists (inhibitors)