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Title: PROTEINS


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PROTEINS
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III. Proteins
amino acids
  • composed of ___________, which are made up of C,
    H, O, N, and S atoms

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A. Amino acids
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  • 1. There are ______ different amino acids that
    make up most proteins.

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2. Draw
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  1. Amino acids are linked through the condensation
    reaction by ____________ to form ____________.

peptide bonds
polypeptides
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Amino acids are linked together to form
polypeptides Uses the Same chemical reactions

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Amino acids are linked together to form
polypeptides Step 1 remove H and OH
O
O
H
H
H
H
C
OH
C

N
C
C
N
H
R
R
OH
H
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Amino acids are linked together to form
polypeptides Step 2 Link rest of monomers
together
OH
H
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Amino acids are linked together to form
polypeptides Product growing chain 1 water
molecule
OH
H

New bond Called peptide bond
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H2O
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  1. Amino acids can be polar, non-polar, charged or
    uncharged. This affects the ________ of the
    protein.

structure
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B. Polypeptides very long chains of amino
acids.
  • The amino acids in the chains interact with each
    other, forming different types of structures
  • Helixes or coils

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Helix
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B. Polypeptides very long chains of amino
acids.
  • The amino acids in the chains interact with each
    other, forming different types of structures
  • Helixes or coils
  • Pleated Sheets

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Pleated Sheets
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B. Polypeptides very long chains of amino
acids.
  • The amino acids in the chains interact with each
    other, forming different types of structures
  • Helixes or coils
  • Pleated Sheets
  • Globular

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Globular Protein
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structure
  • C. The ___________ of a protein is greatly
    influenced by conditions such as
  • Temperature
  • pH

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D. Functions There are many different kinds of
proteins each with different roles.
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D. Functions
structural support
  • Provide ________________ and
  • ________________.
  • Example keratin and collagen
  • 2. Control the rate of _________ reactions
    enzymes

building material
chemical
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D. Functions
  1. Carry and transport substances in and out of
    ____. Example hemoglobin
  2. Fight against _______ antibodies

cells
disease
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IV. Nucleic Acids
  • composed of a chain of ___________________.

nucleotides
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NUCLEIC ACID
  • Compounds that contain phosphorus, nitrogen,
    carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

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A. Nucleotide
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a. Names of Nitrogenous Bases
  1. Adenine (A)
  2. Thymine (T)
  3. Cytosine (C)
  4. Guanine (G)

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  • B. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is a double
    stranded molecule. It stores the hereditary
    information used to make _____________________.
  • a. Nitrogenous bases pair up
  • A and T
  • G and C

proteins
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  • C. RNA (ribonucleic acid) is a single stranded
    molecule, used in making proteins.
  • a. Uses the nitrogenous base, Uracil (U) instead
    of Thymine

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Structure of Nucleic Acids - Build/broken down
using same reactions!!
Base
P
o
CH2
H
H
P
Phosphate H2PO3
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Base
o
CH2
P
H
H
H
OH
P
H2PO3
HPO3-
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Base
o
CH2
P
H
H
H
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Chain forms by connecting the sugar of one NT to
the Phosphate of the next Forms Phosphate-sugar
backbone
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