Which structure of protein is the most common and most stable?_____
#2
What is the stabilizing bond in secondary protein structure?_____
#3
Which amino acid does not participate in the formation of alpha helix?_____
#4
The shiga toxin of Shigella binds the _____ subunit of ribosomes, inhibiting protein synthesis
#5
C1-inhibitor (C1 INH) is the largest member of the _____ superfamily of proteins.
#6
What is the stabilizing bond in tertiary protein structure?_____
#7
Collagen Synthesis: After the collagen pro-alpha chains are synthesized, specific residues of the amino acids _____ and lysine are hydroxylated
#8
_____, the 21st amino acid, is coded by the _____ codon by co-translational modification.
#9
Curve A indicates which compound?
_____
#10
The given image represents a _____ which is a secondary structure of proteins.
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Flashcard 1: Which structure of protein is the most common and most stable?_____
Answer: alpha helix
Flashcard 2: What is the stabilizing bond in secondary protein structure?_____
Answer: Hydrogen bond and Van der Waals forces
Flashcard 3: Which amino acid does not participate in the formation of alpha helix?_____
Answer: Proline
Flashcard 4: The shiga toxin of Shigella binds the _____ subunit of ribosomes, inhibiting protein synthesis
Answer: 60S
Flashcard 5: C1-inhibitor (C1 INH) is the largest member of the _____ superfamily of proteins.
Answer: serpin
Flashcard 6: What is the stabilizing bond in tertiary protein structure?_____
Answer: Hydrophobic bond>Hydrogen bond>Ionic bond
Flashcard 7: Collagen Synthesis: After the collagen pro-alpha chains are synthesized, specific residues of the amino acids _____ and lysine are hydroxylated
Answer: proline
Flashcard 8: _____, the 21st amino acid, is coded by the _____ codon by co-translational modification.
Answer: Selenocysteine; UGA
Flashcard 9: Curve A indicates which compound?
_____
Answer: Myoglobin
Flashcard 10: The given image represents a _____ which is a secondary structure of proteins.
Answer: beta-sheet
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