Chemistry Chapter 18

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Whats an amino acid?

a compound that contains an anime (NH2) and a carboxylic acid

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What is a side chain?

The elements bonded to the alpha carbon

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What is a zwitterion

A

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what does a proline side chain make?

makes a ring with the amine and carbon

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what bond is hydrophobic?

nonpolar

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What bond is hydrophilic?

polar

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what side chains are considered polar neutral?

OH, SH, or an amide

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Side chains with amines are classified as what?

basic

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side chains with carboxylic acid are classified as what?

acidic

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What is chirality?

Atom that has 4 atoms bonded to it

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how to make a dipeptide bond?

at the ends of the molecules, take the C and N and make it a bond. make an h2o.

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What is a primary structure?

the specific order of a long chain of amino acids.

peptide groups form the backbone

side chains extend away from the backbone

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What is a secondary structure?

when the backbone of the peptide turns into shapes; alpha helix and beta sheet.

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what is a tertiary structure?

the total 3D shape once completely folded

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what bond does hydrophilic side chains form?

side chain hydrogen bonding

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what bond does ionized acidic and basic side chains form?

ion-ion attractions

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what bond does two cycteine side chains form?

disulfide bridge

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what is a Quaternary structure?

a protein contain more than one polypeptide

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what is a globular protein?

protein folded into a compact shape.

is soluble in water

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what is an enzyme?

its a catalyst

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How does temperature disrupt the proteins?

increased heat causes molecules to vibrate, making an insoluble mess.

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How does PH and solvents disrupt the proteins?

changes the acidity or solvent type can disrupt stabilizing interactions.

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How does agitation disrupt the proteins?

violent whipping can force proteins into insoluble forms

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How does ionic substances disrupt the proteins?

lead and mercury ions are attracted to sulfur, disrupting the disulfide bridges

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Essential amino acids

cells that cannot be produced

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nonessential amino acids

the body can produce naturally