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30 Cards in this Set
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A
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Hydrophobic
Ala Alanine |
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V
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Hydrophobic
Val Valine |
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Y
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Hydrophobic
Try Tyrosine |
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I
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Hydrophobic
Ile Isoleucine |
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W
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Hydrophobic
Trp Tryptophan |
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L
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Hydrophobic
Leu Leucine |
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K
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Hydrophilic
Basic Lys Lysine |
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M
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Hydrophobic
Met Methionine |
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R
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Hydrophilic
Basic Arg Arginine |
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F
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Hydrophobic
Phe Phenylalanine |
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H
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Hydrophilic
Basic His Histidine |
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D
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Hydrophilic
Acidic Asp Aspartate |
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E
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Hydrophilic
Acidic Glu Glutamate |
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S
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Hydrophilic
(polar uncharged R group) Ser Serine |
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T
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Hydrophilic
(polar uncharged R group) Thr Threonine |
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N
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Hydrophilic
(polar uncharged R group) Asn Asparagine |
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Q
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Hydrophilic
(polar uncharged R group) Gln Glutamine |
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C
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Special amino acid
Cys Cysteine (makes stable disulfide covalent bonds) |
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G
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Special amino acid
Gly Glycine (fits into very small spaces) (usually not found inn an alpha helix Unless the helix is crossing a membrane) |
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P
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Special amino acid
Pro Proline (makes rigid kinks in protein chain.) |
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pnuemonic to remember hydrophilic amino acids
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RHK DE STNQ
sounds like Rucus of Stink |
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Pneumonic to remember hydrophobic amino acids
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MILFY WAV
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Beta sheet
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A secondary structure
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Quaternary structure
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multiple tertiary structures interacting
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Primary structure
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Actual sequence of amino acids
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Secondary structure
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Include alpha helix and Beta sheet
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Motiff
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Grouping of secondary and tertiary structures that make folds. you can find common motifs in many proteins. certain motifs perform common function is different proteins, ie bind to a certain molecule or ion.
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Tertiary structure
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Groups of secondary structures interacting with eachother to form a domain. this is the most complicated monomeric structur is able to make, after this the peptide bond must stop and you have to get multiple motiffs interacting.
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Domain
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a grouping of tertiary structures:
Functional" I cleave DNA" Structural "I am an arm" Topological"I extend into Cytoplasm" |
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Alpha helix
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A secondary structure
fromed when amino acid sequence forms hydrogen bonds between the carboxyl group and amine hydrogen. One revolution per 3.6 amino acids |