lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

secondary structure of protein

A

folding/shaping of a local section of polypeptide

a-helix or beta sheet, beta turn. triple helix, coiled coil

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2
Q

alpha helix

A
hydrogen bonding
helix
R groups on outside of helix
hydrophobic and hydrophilic part
membrane proteins

Alanine- helix forming
Proline- helix breaking

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3
Q

keratin is made from

A

a helix coiled onto them selves

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4
Q

amino acids that likes B sheet

A

glycine and alanine

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5
Q

example of protein that is mostly beta sheet

A

silk- antiparallel - no stretch

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6
Q

example of protein with B barrel

A

Green fluorescent protein

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7
Q

when full polypeptide folds onto itself

A

tertiary structure

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8
Q

___ are complexes that help proteins fold correctly, prevent misfolding, uses ATP

A

chaperones

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9
Q

when multiple polypeptides and subunits combines into final form

A

quaternary structure

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10
Q

antibodies have two parts and form what

A

constant and variable part

s-s bridges

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11
Q

explain antibody production

A
  1. macrophage eats bacteria, proteins(antigenes) from the bacteria are broken into short peptide chains and displayed on surface
  2. T cells “see” the peptide on the macrophage and stimulates the B cell to turn on antibody
    production
  3. B cells multiply and secrete antibody into plasma. binds to bacteria and flags them to be killed
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12
Q

biological catalysts

A

enzymes

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13
Q

catalysts ___ reactions

A

accelerate

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14
Q

exergonic reaction

A

-(triangle) G

happens spontaneously

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15
Q

endergonic reaction

A

+(triangle) G

needs help to start reaction

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16
Q

point of highest energy on the reaction pathway

A

transition state

17
Q

how do enzymes work

A

reduce energy needed to make reaction go, make reaction easier,

DECREASE activation energy of reaction

18
Q

enzyme that synthesize molecules in anabolic reactions by condensing two molecules together

A

synthase

19
Q

enzyme that catalyze (cause) the addition of a phosphate group to a molecule

A

kinase

20
Q

what is a phosphate group

A

P attached to 4 O

21
Q

reduction

A

add electron to a molecule, make negative

LEO says GER (gain electron reduction)

22
Q

oxidase

A

atom loses an electron, becomes +

LEO (lose electron oxidize)

23
Q

enzymes can

A

accelerate reactions
ensure specificity
can couple unfavorable to favorable reactions
allow regulatory control

24
Q

some functions of proteins

A

membrane proteins
keratin
silk
antibodies

25
Q

what kind of amino acid is a-helix forming

A

Alanine

26
Q

what kind of amino acid is a- helix breaking

A

Proline

27
Q

qualities of a- helix

A

coiled
flexible
elastic