Protein struct - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Quiz: Protein Structure and Function: NUTR641: Nutritional Biochemistry I (D01) Quiz: Protein Structure and Function Score for this attempt: 80 out of 80  Q uestion 1 2 / 2 pts hydrogen bonding disulfide bridges salt bridges the hydrophobic effect The quiz: Noncovalent forces that stabilize protein structure include all of the following except ________. electrostatic interactions with metal ions  Q uestion 2 2 / 2 pts protonated and neutral protonated and positively charged ...

Peripheral membrane proteins correct answers- Adhere to lipid membranes or integral membrane proteins through non-covalent interactions. - Stuck to the membrane but weakly bound, tethered to the outside. - Can be on the outside of the cell or facing the cytosol. - Can be removed using milder conditions (high salt or a change in pH). Hydrophobic loops on peripheral membrane proteins correct answers- Part of a protein that dips into a membrane without spanning the whole membrane. - Acts as ...

2.1.7 Practice: Protein Structure, Function, and Synth esis Practice AP Biology Points Possible:25 Date: 1. Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a degenerative disease that affects primarily mal e children of mothers with a family history of the disease. Affected children do not produce th e muscle protein dystrophin, which provides structural support for muscle cells. Absence of t his protein leads to weakening of the cell membrane, loss of homeostasis, and eventually cel l death.Ex...

Biochemistry- Protein Structure questions and answers Protein Formation: 1. Condensation reaction 2. Covalent bond (shares electrons) 3. No rotation around the bond 4. Atoms are co-planar 5. Restricts the possible folding patterns of the chain Polypeptides - small numbers of joined residues (amino acids) - di-peptide, tri-peptide, etc (polypeptide) - even proteins can be referred to as polypeptides Polypeptide Backbone - repeating part of polypeptide -N-C-N-C-C-N-C-C - ...

WGU C785 Amino Acids, Peptide Bonds, and Protein Structure Unit 2 Test

Disinfection - destruction of vegetative pathogens; usually on inanimate objects. Antiseptic - agent which prevents bact. contamination and growth; usually on living tissue. Which agent doesn't necessarily work better at higher concentrations? - Alcohol, 70% (goldie lock zone)(60-80% most effective) (Ethyl and Isopropyl) -Alcohol is very effective to resistant to inactivation by organic materials (halogens are not good at this) Name the factors that affect a disinfectant activity. - -Cont...

Disinfection - destruction of vegetative pathogens; usually on inanimate objects. Antiseptic - agent which prevents bact. contamination and growth; usually on living tissue. Which agent doesn't necessarily work better at higher concentrations? - Alcohol, 70% (goldie lock zone)(60-80% most effective) (Ethyl and Isopropyl) -Alcohol is very effective to resistant to inactivation by organic materials (halogens are not good at this) Name the factors that affect a disinfectant activity. ...

1. The polymerase chain reaction is a tool used to study protein structure. True False - CORRECT ANSWERS False Feedback PCR is a tool used to amplify a specific segment of DN

This document is part 2 out of 2 and is what you will need to receive a distinction in this assignment. Part 1 is your pass criteria in which you either submit in essay or poster, I had chosen to design a poster. It consists of merit (Discuss the functional role of nucleic acids in DNA in the stages of protein synthesis) and distinction (Assess the impact of error in the stages of protein synthesis: Examples in this assignment: Thalassemia, Huntington's disease and Sickle cell). Overall I rec...