PROTEINS Flashcards

(33 cards)

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are naturally occurring UNBRANCHED POLYMER in which the monomer units are amino acids

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proteins

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2
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is a PEPTIDE in which at least 40 amino acid residues are present

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proteins

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3
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is an amino acid in which the amino group and the carboxyl group are ATTACHED TO THE A-CARBON ATOM

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a-amino acid

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4
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the BUILDING BLOCK OF PROTEINS

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amino acid

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5
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an amino acid that contains ONE AMINO GROUP, ONE CARBOXYL GROUP, AND A NONPOLAR SIDE CHAIN

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nonpolar amino acid

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6
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is an amino acid that contains ONE AMINO GROUP, ONE CARBOXYL GROUP, AND A SIDE CHAIN THAT IS POLAR BUT NEUTRAL

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polar neutral amino acid

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7
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is an amino acid that contains TWO AMINO GROUPS AND ONE CARBOXYL GROUP, the second amino group being part of the side chain

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polar basic amino acid

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8
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is an amino acid that contains ONE AMINO GROUP AND TWO CARBOXYL GROUPS, the second carboxyl group being part of the side chain

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polar acidic amino acid

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9
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is a standard amino acid NEEDED FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS that must be obtained from dietary sources

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essential amino acid

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10
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it is SYNTHESIZED BY THE BODY

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non-essential amino acid

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11
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occurs in people who have a SEVERE PROTEIN DEFICIENCY

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kwashiorkor

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symptoms of kwashiorkor

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inability to grow or gain weight, edema, stomach bulging

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13
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occurs more often in YOUNG CHILDREN AND BABIES. It leads to dehydration and weight loss

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marasmus

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14
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symptoms of marasmus

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weight loss, dehydration, stomach shrinkage

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15
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found in CELL WALLS OF MANY BACTERIA

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d-glutamic acid

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16
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found in EARTHWORMS

17
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one of the NEUROTRANSMITTERS in the brain

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a constituent of the VITAMIN PANTOTHENIC ACID

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means DOUBLE ION is a molecule that has a POSTIVE CHARGE ON ONE ATOM and a negative charge on another atom

20
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the pH at which AN AMINO ACID EXISTS primarily in its zwitterion form

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isoelectric point

21
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a covalent bond between THE CARBOXYL GROUP OF ONE AMINO ACID and the amino group of another amino acid

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is an UNBRANCHED CHAIN OF AMINO ACIDS, each joined to the next by a peptide bond

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regulates UTERINE CONTRACTION AND LACTATION, plays a role in stimulating the flow of milk in a nursing mother

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regulates the EXCRETION OF WATER by the kidneys

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THE STRONGEST BOND
peptide bond
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a COVALENT BOND BETWEEN 2 SULFUR
disulfide bond
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result from the attraction of ELECTRONEGATIVE ATOMS IN THE PROTEIN MOLECULE
hydrogen bond
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formed between groups which are POSITIVELY AND NEGATIVELY CHARGED
ionic bond
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formed by AMINO ACIDS LIKE LECUINE, VALINE, PHENYLALANINE forming a MICELLE
hydrophobic bond
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is a protein in which only ONE PEPTIDE CHAIN IS PRESENT
monomeric protein
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is a protein in which MORE THAN ONE PEPTIDE CHAIN is present
multimeric protein
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a protein in which ONLY AMINO ACID RESIDUES are present
simple protein
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is a protein that has ONE OR MORE NON-AMINO ACID ENTITIES PRESENT in its structure in addition to one or more peptide chains
conjugated protein