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proteins are made of ______.
amino acids
amino acids are joined by ______ bonds.
peptide
amino acids are classified by:
polarity/neutrality, hydrophobic/hydrophilic (based on property of side chains)
doesn’t have charge, is hydrophobic
neutral and non-polar
doesn’t have charge, is hydrophilic
neutral and polar
charged (pos or neg)
hydrophilic, can form ionic bonds/salt bridges
_____ is start amino acid for all proteins.
methionine
_____ is a common target for post-translational modifications because of its free hydroxyl group
serine
all ______ are hydrophobic.
aromatics
if one amino acid is substituted for another, it is less likely to be problematic if the amino acids have ______ _______, but size, shape, and ability to accept modifications also matters
similar properties
hemoglobin structure
4 units: 2 alpha and 2 beta, both coded by different genes
what affects protein folding?
bonds
allosteric (spatial effects)
environment (acidic, hot, cold, basic)
binding of co-factors
chaperone proteins
proteins settle on the state that is most ________ ______.
thermodynamically stable
protein state may _____ depending on need.
change
many different types of _____ are found in different parts of the body.
collagen
all types of collagen contain the _____ _____.
triple helix
collagen types are determined by _____ that interrupt the triple helix and their properties, as well as where in the body it is found.
segments
in OI, the degree of severity can depend on the _______ .
type of variant
_______ variant more severe in OI
missense
mechanism of disease by which a variant in one allele can interfere w the function of the normal copy
dominant negative variants
in OI, the _____ _____ in some collagen strands interfered with the normal functioning of the other strands once integrated.
missense variant
complete loss of protein or loss of its normal function
recessive and X-linked disorders
loss of half the amount of protein/half its normal function
haploinsufficiency- dominant disorders
nonsense, whole gene dels, frameshifts, and indels are almost always _______ than missense variants
more deleterious
genetic variants in domains =
higher chance the primary function of the protein is compromised
variants outside domains =
may disrupt overall protein shape or regulatory interactions, which may impede domains from interacting w targets
domains
conserved sequence
by knowing the domain we can predict:
protein function
motifs
recurring tertiary structure of a protein
protein complexes
2+ associated proteins (most biological processes require these)
function of the protein depends on:
multiple layers of structure
the ______ determines the secondary structure, which influences the tertiary structures (domains and motifs)
primary sequence