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What is a secondary structure? Give ana example
local simple structure ex. helix
What is a tertiary structure? Give an example
one complete protein chain ex.beta-subunit fo hemoglobin
What is a quaternary structure? Give an example
different protein chains come together. (oligomeric=many polypeptides) four subunits of hemoglobin
What is the Ramachandran Diagram?
a Statistical representation of the combinations of backbone and their angles that can give insight to the structure of peptides. (referring to phi and psi)
What is a backbone?
repeating parts of a peptide
What is phi angle?
the rotation between the alpha carbon and nitrogen
What is psi angle?
the rotation between the alpha carbon and carbonyl group
What side does the hydrogen bonds form in a right-hand helix?
on the right side
How many residues (amino acids) are in a helix?
3.6 per turn
What is the defect of protein in Alzheimer's disease?
Amyloid-beta protein and tau protein
What is the defective protein for amyotropic lateral sclerosis? What does it do?
Superoxide dismutase. protects against oxidative damage
What is the defective protein for Parkinson's disease?
alpha-synuclein
What is the defective protein for Huntington's disease?
huntingtin with polyglulmate expansion
What is the defective protein for transmissible spongiform encaphalopathies?
prion protein (diet)
What is the defective protein form mad cow disease?
bovine
What is Creutzfeldt-Jakobsydrome?
a gene defect