Lecture 3-Proteins

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Primary structure

Amino acid sequence

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Secondary structure

Local regions for structures like alpha helix or beta sheets

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Tertiary structure

Final 3-d structure of the protein

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Quaternary structure

Multiple proteins coming together

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Secondary structures:

Alpha helix and beta sheets for by hydrogen bonds

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The alpha helix and beta sheets are formed by hydrogen bonds, where does the hydrogen come from

The hydrogen on the nitrogen involved in the peptide bond with the oxygen from the carbonyl

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Properties of the alpha helix

Hydrophobic because the side chains all point outward and they are all hydrophobic

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Side chains in a beta sheet

Alternate direction, with one row pointing in and then the next row pointing out

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Helix breaking amino acid

Proline

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Multiple secondary structures come together to form the ____

Tertiary structure

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What happens when 2 helixes come together

They wrap together to keep their hydrophobic side chains on the inside and minimize the contact with aqueous environment; like a ZIPPER

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proteins that have a mechanical or structural role

Collagen

Elastin

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Collagen

Triple helix which give structure to skin and bone

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Antibodies

Proteins which bind to antigens and the clump together to make a star

Helps immune system

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Enzyme catalysts

Lower activation energy to make a reaction happen

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How do enzymes speed up reactions

Stabilizing (lowering energy) of transition state of the reaction

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How can enzymes catalyze using orientation

It can bind to the substrate and position them in such a way that encourages a reaction between the two

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How can enzyme catalyze using partial charges

Sometimes the binding of the enzyme to the substrate causes the electrons to rearrange and form delta (-) and (+) charges that favor a reaction

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How can enzymes catalyze using positional strain

The enzyme binds to the substrate and orients it in a way so that the substrate structure is stressed and forcing it towards a transition state to start the reaction

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Active site

The part of the enzyme that binds to the substrate

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