Protein Structure, Folding and Function flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on protein structure, folding and function, from amino acids and protein bonds to haemoglobin. It is for university students and professional candidates practising these topics, and teachers looking for study material. There are over 170 flashcards from more than 120 users; choose a deck to start reviewing.
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- Amino acid structure and properties79
- Peptides and peptide bonds18
- Levels of protein structure30
- Protein domains and structural interactions9
- Protein folding and denaturation19
- Molecular chaperones8
- Protein misfolding and disease7
- Protein-ligand binding11
- Hemoglobin and myoglobin39
- Globular and fibrous proteins11
- Protein analysis and sequencing14
Flashcards
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93 cardsBioChemistry Alanine , Valine , Leucine and Isoleucine interact in a special way within proteins
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20 cardsAmino Acids Aspartic acid (asp)
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5 cardsAmino Acids and Proteins
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41 cardsPeptides, proteins, Drug interactions What can H bonds form between in their tertiary structure?
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72 cardsMBOD - Protein quality and control What protein shows that structure is vital for function and how ?
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59 cardsProteins What is the structure of proteins vital to?
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39 cardsamyloid diseases what is the consequence of protein misfolding
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44 cardsHb and Mb Protein Structure and Function Types of 3D complex structures
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50 cardsStructure of Proteins Functions of: Proteins
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69 cardsExam 3 What is the purpose of myoglobin vs hemoglobin?
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23 cardsproteins How does the entropy of water change on folding the protein
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35 cardsProteins What are some roles of proteins?
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23 cardsBIOC222: Mod1
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32 cardsamino acids
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28 cardsLectures 1-3: Protein Basics General structure of an amino acid
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8 cardsHaemoglobin
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103 cardsCHEM 3012 - Chemical biology and enzymes (Chemical Biology) What are the advantages and disadvantages of near UV spectroscopy?
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200 cardsMBM part 1 What type of Bonds join Amino Acids?
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100 cardsBIOC222: Mod4 Why may we purify a protein?
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38 cardsnonenzymatic protein function cell adhesion molecules
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121 cardsStructural basis of biological function 3 What is the native state of a protein
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61 cardsassisted protein folding-- chaperones describe a limitation of anfinsen dogma in the folding of proteins
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43 cardsNMR 1 how are the majority of the structures in the PDB solve
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79 cardsProtein IBM Revision. What do structural proteins do?
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54 cardsAmino Acids and Proteins What are the atypical amino acids and why?
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65 cardsjan 31 friday
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73 cardsTransport of O2 and CO2 In which tissues is myoglobin primarily found?
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72 cardsChem
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52 cardsLS 3 Protein Structure What are proteins made up of?
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41 cardsProtein Structure (Biochem 153A)
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27 cardsthe protein folding problem Name the enzyme that was used in Anfinsens protein experiments
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10 cardsprotein structure Are Alpha helical or -stranded proteins better suited for allosteric regulation? Why?
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43 cardsBIOC2008 - Protein Folding What is enthalpy? What contributes to it? (3)
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54 cardsProtein Structure and Fuction True of False: Not all proteins are enzymes, but all enzymes are proteins.
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56 cardsTh2L06 Haemoglobin and myoglobin structure How do we overcome the problem the problem of low O2 solubility as we cannot rely on the solubility of oxyg...
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17 cardswhy study proteins what happens once a protein leaves the ribosome
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24 cardsligand binding give 2 examples of protein ligand interactions
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47 cardsStructural basis of biological function 1 Francis Pearle lectures
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36 cardsAmino Acids What is the function of an amino acid?
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56 cardsLecture 5 and 6- Proteins What are the monomers that form polypeptides?
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These user-made decks offer short prompts on amino acids, protein structure and function. Amino Acids and Proteins includes polypeptides and the bonds and forces associated with proteins. Proteins asks about protein roles and levels of structure, while Haemoglobin connects a specific protein with its structure.
How to review
Start with Amino Acids and Proteins if you want prompts on polypeptides and bonds. Work through the cards, then return to the terms you found hard to recall. For a different focus, try the deck on protein quality and control, which asks about folding and the relationship between structure and function.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Try Amino Acids and Proteins if you want to review polypeptides, peptide bonds and forces associated with protein structure. For questions about protein roles and levels of structure, look for Proteins. Both offer prompts you can return to as you review.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover amino acids, polypeptides, protein bonds, folding and function. Some focus on a particular protein, such as Haemoglobin, while others ask broader questions about protein structure. There are also decks on topics including heat shock proteins and amyloid diseases.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards for?
The resources are at university level. University students and professional candidates can use them to practise topics such as amino acids, protein structure and folding. Teachers can also browse the decks for material to use when supporting study of these topics.