Protein Metabolism Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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what is HSA human serum albumin

A

most abundant blood protein

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2
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what is a disintegrin

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can break down integrin

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3
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what is metalloproteinase

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metal component in protein enzyme

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4
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build up of two proteins in the brain can cause what

A

alzheimers

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5
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what are amino acids

A

building blocks of protein

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6
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how many amino acids in human body

A

20

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7
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what is involved in formula of alpha amino acid

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main body, side chain, carboxyl group, amino group

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8
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when do amino acids form proteins

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when they are joined covalently in a row

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9
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what is function of protein primary structure

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important for function and 3-d shape

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10
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what is function of protein secondary structure

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cause folding - beta sheets and alpha helix

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11
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what is function of protein tertiary sturcture

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polypeptide chains become functional

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12
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what is function of protein quaternary structure

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complex assembly of multiple polypeptide chains into single functional preotin complex

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13
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what do enzymes do

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speed up rate of reaction but dont alter outcome

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14
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how can enzymes effect reaction rate

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pH, temp, enzyme conc, substrate conc

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15
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info on proteins in onenote as too many

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16
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what is proteomics

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biochem meets com sci, field relies heavily on bioinformatics

17
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what are 2 key components of gastric juice needed for protein breakdown

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HC1 and pepsinogen

18
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where is Hc1 secreted

A

gastric glands

19
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where is pepsinogen secreted

A

gastric glands

20
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amino acids can be catabolised aerobically to produce what

21
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proteins in the human body are in a constant state of

A

muscle protein synthesis and breakdown

22
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in a fasted state

A

muscle protein breakdown exceeds protein synthesis

23
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in a fed state

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protein synthesis exceeds protein breakdown

24
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does exercise increase muscle hypertrophy

A

no but does inc mitchondrial factors

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what is deamination
removal of amino acid from a molecule
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what is transamination
transfer of one amino group from one molecule to another
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what is important about transamination
its reversible
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how many AA's can our body synthesize
11/20
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?/20 amino acids can be converted to glucose
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what are the two ketogenic AA's that cant be synthesized
leucine and lysine
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what is total amino acid concentration in plasma
3-4mmol/L