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10 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Differentiate Globular and fibroud protiens?
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What does it mean for a protien to not have a regular structure?
What is it not described by? |
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Tertiary:
-examples -define? -Techniques: name two |
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tertiary:
1)Xray: -wavelength? -must have what? Define it? -Diagram it? -Xrays interact with what and how? Diagram light and dark spots? -What is used to reconstruct image? -Whats need to focus image? Whats lacking? |
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tertiary:
1)... -Is crystallization easy? -Give three reasons why? a. Type of crystals and why? b. use knowledge of what to enhance what? c. what is obtained from crystal vs. solution? |
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tertiary:
2) NMR: -type used in macromolecules? give examples? -nmr helps you ID what? -Whats not needed here and why? -Compare to xray -size of protien -how many resolutions possible? what does that mean? |
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SIDE CHAIN:
-name 3 general principlesof tertiary aa? 1. What kind of residues are interior? Why? 2. what residues are on surface? 3. what residues are on both sides and why? |
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SSS
-another word for it? -compare to what wrt size? bigger or smaller? -common arrangement of what kind of aa structure? -List 5 types of SSS?Draw each. -Some SSS give indication of what? Give example. |
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DOmAINS:
-define?example? -type of core every domain has? -define linker and its fnc? -What has seperable func? -Usefulness? -how have domains evolved? -encoded by? |
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PRotien FAmilies:
-compare to aa seq tech -define -often used for what kind of protiens that share what? |
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