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How many different a.a. in proteins?

20

Components of a.a.

- amino group (NH2)


- H atom


- carboxyl group (COOH)


- R side chain

How does protein create peptide bonds?

Dehydration



COOH and NH2 bonds by dehydration

a.a -> ? -> ?

a.a. -> peptide -> poly peptide

How does polypeptides run?

protein goes from N terminal (NH2) to C terminal (COOH)

Primary structure

linear a.a. chain

secondary structure

created by H-bonds



- helix


- pleat



proteins often have both in one chain

Tertiary structure

interaction w/ side chains

Quarterary structure

interaction between several chains/polypeptides



- e.g. hemoglobin

Nucleotide consists of?

- pentose sugar


- nitrogen-containing base


- phosphate group

Nucleoside is?

- pentose sugar


- nitrogen-containing base

those that can change

Which bases are the purines?

A & G

General structure of a purine?

The purine bases have a 9‐membered double‐ring system with four nitrogens and five carbons.

Which bases are the pyrimidines?

C & T (& U)

General structure of a pyrimidine?

The pyrimidine bases have a 6‐membered ring with two nitrogens and four carbons.

Nucleotide run from...?

5' to 3'

Nucleotides are bounded by which bond?

phosphodiester bond

Genetic code?

the order of nucleic acids that can give order of the a.a. to create a protein



three bases for 1 a.a.


- codon

Start codon is?

AUG

Function on protein?

- Catalytic (increase reaction speed)


- Structural


- Transport (transmembrane)


- Movement


- Regulation


- Storage


-Signalling


- Receptors


DNA?



RNA?

DNA


- deoxyribose sugar (pentose sugar)


- stores info



RNA


- ribose sugar (pentose supar)


- transfers part of that info for action by the cell