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Polymer
________- long repeating chain of smaller molecule joined together.
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nitrogen
The elements that make up a protein- Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, ________ and often sulphur.
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Proteins
________ are polymers made from amino acids.
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hydrogen bonds
The ________ form between the negative carboxyl group and the positive amino group.
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Dipeptide
2 amino acids joined together is called a ___________.
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Quaternary structure
________ occurs when a protein has several different polypeptide chains and then they fold up to fit together, this is a(n) ________.
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amino acids
There are 20 ________ in the human body.
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peptide bonds
The bonds between amino acids are called ________
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polymer
long repeating chain of smaller molecule joined together
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Polypeptide
Many amino acids joined together is called a _________
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Structure of amino acid
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Where does the bond between 2 amino acids form
between the amino group of one amino acid and the carboxyl group of another
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What process does the bond between 2 amino acids form
Condensation
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Primary structure
The chain of amino acids coded for by the DNA
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Secondary structure
The simple structures formed when the ammino acid chain's fold and twist
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2 shapes of secondary structure
They form alpha helix and beta pleated sheet shapes,
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What holds secondary structures together
Hydrogen bonds between negative carboxyl group and the positive amino group
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Tertiary structure
The proteins fold the 2 secondary shapes into complex 3d shapes
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Held together by
Ionic bonds, disulphide bridges and hydrogen bonds
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In tertiary structure where are the hydrogen bonds
Almost everywhere between R groups
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Tertiary structure
The _________ is important to the function as in enzymes if the shape alters then the active site will alter causing the enzyme to no longer be complementary and thus not function
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What could disrupt a proteins bonding
too hot, wrong pH, too saline or too many heavy metals