BCHS 3304 - Quiz 2 Antunes (Chapters 6 & 7, Lectures
5,6,8,9) | Questions with 100% Verified Answers | Latest
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Question:
1º structure
Answer:
AA sequence (linear order)
Question:
2º structure
Answer:
location spatial alignment of AA backbone without regard to side chains, a-helix, b- sheets, random
coil, b-turns (helix)
Question:
3º
Answer:
3D structure of entire polypeptide, fold, biological function, catalytic mechanism (B chain of
hemoglobin)
Question:
4º
Answer:
3º structures of 2 or more polypeptide chains of a protein interact, spatial arrangements of subunits
(4 chains of hemoglobin into a protein)
Question:
Answer:
Most proteins have a "stable" native conformation
Question:
Native conformation is stabilized through non-covalent interactions
Answer:
hydrophobic, h-bonds, ionic, van der waals
Question:
Pauling and Corey determined structure of peptide bond by xray
Answer:
, 40% double bond character (amide, longer/peptide bond), planar conformation maxes πbond
overlap, resonance gives stability
Question:
Non polar AA
Answer:
G, A, V, L, I, M, P, F, W
Question:
Polar uncharged AA
Answer:
S, T, N, Q, Y, C
Question:
Polar charged AA
Answer:
D -1, E -1, K +1, R +1, H+1
Question:
GLYCINE
Answer:
GLY, G
Question:
ALANINE
Answer:
ALA, A
Question:
VALINE
Answer:
VAL, V
Question:
LEUCINE
Answer:
LEU, L
5,6,8,9) | Questions with 100% Verified Answers | Latest
Update
Question:
1º structure
Answer:
AA sequence (linear order)
Question:
2º structure
Answer:
location spatial alignment of AA backbone without regard to side chains, a-helix, b- sheets, random
coil, b-turns (helix)
Question:
3º
Answer:
3D structure of entire polypeptide, fold, biological function, catalytic mechanism (B chain of
hemoglobin)
Question:
4º
Answer:
3º structures of 2 or more polypeptide chains of a protein interact, spatial arrangements of subunits
(4 chains of hemoglobin into a protein)
Question:
Answer:
Most proteins have a "stable" native conformation
Question:
Native conformation is stabilized through non-covalent interactions
Answer:
hydrophobic, h-bonds, ionic, van der waals
Question:
Pauling and Corey determined structure of peptide bond by xray
Answer:
, 40% double bond character (amide, longer/peptide bond), planar conformation maxes πbond
overlap, resonance gives stability
Question:
Non polar AA
Answer:
G, A, V, L, I, M, P, F, W
Question:
Polar uncharged AA
Answer:
S, T, N, Q, Y, C
Question:
Polar charged AA
Answer:
D -1, E -1, K +1, R +1, H+1
Question:
GLYCINE
Answer:
GLY, G
Question:
ALANINE
Answer:
ALA, A
Question:
VALINE
Answer:
VAL, V
Question:
LEUCINE
Answer:
LEU, L