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CHEM210 / CHEM 210 Module 3 (Latest Update 2026 / 2027) Biochemistry | Questions & Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct - Portage Learning Amino acids, proteins, and enzymes Question: Wha direction is an amino acid chain read? Answer: from the N terminal to the C terminal Question: What makes up the peptide chain backbone? Answer: the carbolic acids, the amine group, and the alpha carbon with no charge Question: What is a peptide bond? Answer: a change of amin acids above 20-100 amino acids Question: What is relaxin? Answer: a protein/hormone in women and men. But in women helps relax pelvic muscles during birth

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CHEM210 / CHEM 210 Module 3
(Latest Update )
Biochemistry | Questions & Answers
| Grade A | 100% Correct - Portage
Learning

Amino acids, proteins, and enzymes




Question:
Wha direction is an amino acid chain read?
Answer:
from the N terminal to the C terminal




Question:
What makes up the peptide chain backbone?
Answer:
the carbolic acids, the amine group, and the alpha carbon with no charge

,Question:
What is a peptide bond?
Answer:
a change of amin acids above 20-100 amino acids




Question:
What is relaxin?
Answer:
a protein/hormone in women and men. But in women helps relax pelvic
muscles during birth




Question:
What are proteins?
Answer:
over 100 amino acid chain. and can be up to 29,000




Question:
what is albumin?
Answer:
a protein found in the blood that helps with osmotic pressure

,Question:
What units are proteins measured in?
Answer:
AMU or Da/kDa




Question:
What are key principles of supramolecular chemistry?
Answer:
1. made up of two or more macromolecules (2+proteins) fold into a shape
2. self assemble via noncovalent interactions
3. The formation of a double helix




Question:
What is another name for a protein structure? what are the two main types?
Answer:
conformation- 1. fibrous 2. globulin

, Question:
What is an example of a globular and a fibrous conformation?
Answer:
fibrous- hair, collogen, ligaments
globular- hemoglobin




Question:
What are intrinsically disordered proteins?
Answer:
proteins that lack a rigid 3d shape




Question:
What are the two shapes of hemoglobin?
Answer:
1. deoxy
2. oxy- has O2 and middle gets narrow
shows the 3d conformational change of the protein

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