Skip to main content
Back

PROTEINS

Control buttons has been changed to "navigation" mode.
1/21
  • Primary Structure


    covalent bonds

  • Electrostatic Interactions


    aka ionic Salt Bridges

    between acidic/ base side chains, amino/ carboxyl termini, acidic/ base side chains and N/C termini

    SECONDARY, TERTIARY , QUANTARY STRUCTURE

  • Hydrogen Bonds


    backbone of SECONDARY STRUCUTRE

  • Van der Waals Forces


    between all atoms

  • Hydrophobic Effect


    exclusion of water by nonpolar groups cause proteins to fold

    TERTIARY/ QUANTARY STRUCUTRE

  • Glycoproteins


    covalently bound to carbs (glucose/ sugar)

  • Lipoproteins


    convalently bound to lipids

  • Metalloproteins


    mental ions for stablization/ catalyst

  • Phosphoproteins


    covalenly bound to P groups used to activate/ deactivate a protein or provide binding sites for protein attachment

  • Hemoproteins


    contains heme groups/ porphyrin rings

  • Nucleoproteins


    contain ribonucleic acids (protein synth)

  • Nonoploar amino acids


    look for CH chains/ groups

  • Neutral Polar


    look for OH , SH, O 2x bond to C

  • Steroisomers


    atoms bonded in same order but w/ dif arrangments

  • Enatiomers


    mirrow images of steroisomers

    each isomer has a C atom bonded to four different functional (R) groups

  • Didsteroisomers


    steroisomers that aren't mirror images

  • N- terminal


    NH2 amino group

  • C-terminal


    COOH carboxyl group

  • nonpolar


    hydrophobic

    van der waals interactions

  • polar


    hydrophilic

    h-bonds between backbone amide groups (stablize secondary strucutre)

  • Chaperones


    proteins that help other proteins fold