Protein Structure, Folding and Function quizzes
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This GoConqr page gathers quizzes on protein structure, folding and function, from amino acids and peptide bonds to chaperones and protein roles. University students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made questions. There are over 50 quizzes, made by more than 30 users. Pick a quiz to begin.
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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
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39 questionsProteins (BIOC1001)
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50 questionsTheme 3 prot 3d
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35 questionsChapter 2. Protein Composition and Structure What is the function of insulin?
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37 questionsConstituative Chaperones Which of the following is not a role of the DNAK/Hsp70 superfamily?
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28 questionsProtein Folding- The Basics Define Protein Folding
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27 questionsSupersecondary Structures & Energy Changes Alpha helices are a helix-helix structure
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45 questionsProtein section 2
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25 questionsBIOSCI 350 - RK Topic One Proteins are large molecules and their functions are programmed by the chemistry and physics of their amino...
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13 questionsProtein Structure In what synthesis is a peptide bond formed?
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194 questionsBiochemistry 192 The central dogma of molecular biology describes how:
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130 questionsUntitled Which of the following experiments provided the first evidence that the amino acid sequence of a polypeptid...
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39 questionsProtein-Ligand 3
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56 questionsProtein section 4
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20 questionsProtein Ligand 4
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53 questionsProtein-Ligand 1&2 Proteins can discriminate between subtle differences in chemical composition e.g. DNA vs. RNA
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43 questionsBiochemistry Session 2 - Protein Structure and Function There are thousands of protein possibilities within the human body, but their functions tend to fall under ...
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40 questionsProtein section 3 The three dimensional or tertiary structure of a protein is determined by its secondary structure.
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19 questionsMBB proteins
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35 questionsch 4 All of the following are considered “weak” interactions in proteins except:
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19 questionsLecture Tutorial 2 - Myoglobin and Haemoglobin Which of the following is CORRECT
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22 questionsLecture Tutorial 1 Protein Structure and Function Which of the following statements are TRUE
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15 questionsNonenzymatic Protein Function and Protein Analysis At what pH can protein A best be obtained through electrophoresis? (Note: MM = molar mass)
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53 questionsCM1512 Jaspar The polarity of organic molecules is often low
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15 questionsAmino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins In a neutral solution, most amino acids exist as:
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27 questionsBiochem Exam 2 Poll Everywhere In an alpha helix, the R groups on the amino acid residues:
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1 questionsProtein Structure and Function: Biochemistry Exam 1 Levels of protein folding Primary- amino acid sequence Secondary- alpha helicies and beta sheets Tertiary- ...
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25 questionsQuiz 7 roof for distinct T and R hemoglobin came from experiments involving-
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31 questionsLecture 08 - Hemoglobin (Part 2) (31q)
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16 questionsTEST 1 Which of the following processes is NOT involved in polymer formation?
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38 questionsChapter 7 Hemoglobin Hemoglobin is a
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23 questionsch 5 The interactions of ligands with proteins:
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21 questionsQuiz 6 Which of the following is FALSE? DTT is used in protein studies as a-
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12 questionsLecture 3
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33 questionsProteins 1 Peptide bonds are strong
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1 questionsOn Test Questions (Proteins and Nucleotides)- Biochemistry Exam 1
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13 questionsL4 - L7 Proteins Which of these statements about amino acids is incorrect?
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55 questionsRegulatory Modifications ADP ribose can be addded to ADP ribose in straight or branched chains
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37 questionsDomains & Domain Classification Of known structures (60-80% of genes) how many are multidomain proteins?
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19 questionsQuiz 5 A protein has a molecular mass of 200 kDa as determined by gel filtration (=native molecular weight). When ...
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11 questionsPost Translational Modifications Which type of enzyme facilitates phosphorylation (addition of a phosphate)
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These quizzes offer questions on topics across the unit. Protein Structure asks about peptide bonds, while Chaperonins focuses on proteins involved in folding. Regulatory Modifications includes questions on palmitoylation.
For a starting point, try Proteins (BIOC1001). Its questions on functional roles, including binding and catalysis, give you a way to check your understanding of protein function before choosing a narrower topic.
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Which quiz is a useful place to start?
Try Proteins (BIOC1001) if you want to practise questions on protein roles, including binding and catalysis. For a focus on bonds, Protein Structure includes questions on peptide bonds. Choose the one that fits what you are currently revising.
What topics do the quizzes cover?
The listing includes quizzes on amino acids, protein structure, folding, chaperones and regulatory modifications. You can also find questions on protein roles and haemoglobin. University students and professional candidates can choose a topic to practise, and teachers can use the listing to find questions for their teaching.
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Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account can also save your quiz scores and let you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.