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Again, state the 5 properties of proteins that can be exploited.

Mass


Charge-pH


Hydrophobic/hydrophilic interactions


Differential solubility


Mobility in applied fields

Define the effect of a kosmotropic molecule.

Contribute to structure and stability of water-water interactions, stabalising intermolecular inetarctions in proteins

Define the effect of a chaotropic molecule.

Disrupt water-water interactions, increasing the solubility of non-polar molecules

In N-terminal sequencing, what is added to remove the outermost amino acid?


A mildly basic buffer is also added, state the name of this buffer.

Phenyl IsoThioCyanate (PITC)


Trimethylamine

In N-teminal sequencing, what is used to allow the terminal amino acid to be selectively removed?


This derivative then isomerises to give a substituted_?


What process allows this^ to be identified?

Anhydrous acid


Phenylthiohydantoin


Chromatography

Often the N-teminal amino acid is chemically modified. How is this modification enzymatically removed?


State a limitation of the Edman degradation.



Pyroglutamylcarboxyl peptidase


Answer can include:


Cannot determine the position of disulfide bonds


or only a linear sequence of amino acids produced

In mass spectronomy protein sequencing, peptides are produced using specific proteases and cyanogen bromide. How are these peptides fractionated?

High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)

The peptides are run through the MS twice.


What happens during run 1?


What happens during run 2?

1: Mass of peptide is determined


2: Peptide is fragmented and different mass of the individual amino acids is determined

Runs 1 and 2 can now be done in 1 single step, know as?


What happens once the data on m/z ratio has been discovered?

Tandem Mass Spectronomy


Compared against a database of previously sequenced proteins in order to determine the sequences of the fragments

In CID mass spectronomy, what does CID stand for?

Collision Induced Dissociation

Many copies of the same peptide are fragmented at the peptide backbone to produce what?


What is needed in for the amino acid sequence to be determined?

b and y ions


Overlap of amino acid sequence

For the following single letter codes, what amino acids correspond?


A


R


N


D

A: Alanine


R: Arginine


N: Asparagine


D: Aspartic acid

For the following single letter codes, what amino acids correspond?


C


E


Q


G

C: Cysteine


E: Glutamic acid


Q: Glutamine


G: Glycine

For the following single letter codes, what amino acids correspond?


H


I


L


K

H: Histidine


I: Isoleucine


L: Leucine


K: Lysine

For the following single letter codes, what amino acids correspond?


M


F


P


S

M: Methionine


F: Phenylalanine


P: Proline


S: Serine

For the following single letter codes, what amino acids correspond?


T


W


Y


V

T: Threonine


W: Tryptophan


Y: Tyrosine


V: Valine

Define a proteome.

Proteins that are expressed in the cell at any one time or in any tissue

Study of the proteome and how it varies under certain conditions can provide information to allow?

Targetting of specific proteins for directed inhibition or modification

How many genes are present in E. coli?


How many proteins and molecules are involved in metabolism?

4,785 genes


8,000

How does silver, throught the process of silver stress, have an effect on DNA?

Breaks the disulfide bridge by intercalation between cysteine

What process allows the 18,000 genes in the human body to be turned into 1,000,000 proteins?

Post Translational Modifications

There are 10 forms of Post Translational Modification. State 8 of these.

Answer can include any 8 of the following:


Prenylation, Disulfide bonds,


Hydroxylation, Sulfation, Methylation,


Phosphorylation, Glycosylation,


Acyl lipidation, Acetylation, Proteolysis

What has been suggested as a biomarker for aging?

Ubiquitin