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38 Cards in this Set
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list simi and difference between eukaryotes and prokaryotes?
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euk :
- orgenalles - cell nucleus - cytoskeleton - larger |
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what is the gen function of membrane
then the function of membrane specically to mitochondira and chrlolplast |
generally resticts and controls movement
specially ir control ph gradient prodcued by electron transport |
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what is the orgin of chrloplast and mitchondria in eukaryotes
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they are thought to be orianally been prokaryotic orgaisms that became endosymbiouts
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what is noncovalent interaction is responsible for creating membrane
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hydrophobic
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the macro structe formed by associton of molecules
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membrane
hydrophobic interaction |
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what feature of water structure accounts for its relatively high freezing point specific heat and heat of vaporization
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the ability to form 4 hydrogen bonds
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the properties of water dominate the chemsitry of living organisms. there are two reasons for this. what are they?
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1. the ability of water to form up to 4 hydrogen bonds
2. its high concentration |
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what non covalent interactions are affected by the solvent water and how are they affected and why
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h bonds weaken by competioton
electrstatic interactions weaken because of the high diaelectric constant of water hydrophobic interactions stregthen because of exclusions by water. |
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what noncovlent interactons are affected by the solent of water
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hydrogen bonding
electorstatic interactions hydrophobic interactioins |
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water unusual prop such as high melting point etc. these are derived fomr the ability for water to fomrr
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hydrogen bonds with one another
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the ability for water to form bonds with another water
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derived from electronegativity
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property that allows the hydrophobic effect
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hydrogen bonding
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gel filtraton chromatography
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submoleculare size ( multiply )
so heavist first |
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poly SDS gel elctophoresis
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lightest first and submolecular weight ( no mutiplication)
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secondary structure
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alpha helix and beta sheet
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hydrogen bonding
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a helix and b helix
tyrosls t RNA synthase |
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poly sds gel exlectrphorses
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subunit molecular weight
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transistion stae stabilizaiton
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tyrosls t RNA synthase
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van der wal interactions
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steric complementariyl
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trypsin
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serine protease
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edman degradation
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protein peptide sequencing
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ion exchange chromatography
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net macromolcuar charge
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molecaulare sieve chromaptography
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ave macromoleculate size
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how are the side chains of amino acids residues oreinted in alpha helices and beta sheets, relative to the axis of the helix and plane of the sheet
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1. side chains radiate outward perpendiculat to the helix axis
2. the side chains point aternately up and down telation to the plane of the sheet |
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predecir
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to predict / prédire
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what is the function of the alpha helix
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stablization of the transition state
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what is the function of the beta sheet
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confers specificity on the enzymes
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what cause rate increase foldage
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proximity effect
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the gather of enzyme active site
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is the proximity effect
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net charge
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polyacrylamide gel electrophoriese
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effective size
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gel filtration
polyacrylamide gel electrophoriese |
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what was is the michales menton mathetmatical descripton of the enztams catalysis
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formation fo the an enyzme substra complex
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a helix and beta helix what interaction
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hydrogen bonding
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regular repeating sturcture is secondary and what does it have in it
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alpha and beta
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what chemical substance interacting in noncolavtent intectin bewttn the alpha and beta
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carbonyl oxy bond withe amine Hydrongen of the peptide back bone
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thermodynamic factor does hydrophobic effect
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entrophy
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two things for sds gel elcterphoris
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charge and moleculare weight
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gen effect of rasing ph on portein
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charge more neg and ph inc.
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