DNA // Proteins

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  • Created on: 01-01-14 16:16
Proteins contain the elements...
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen
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what is the basic unit of a protein and how many varieties of this unit are there?
amino acid, approx. 20 naturally-occurring amino acids giving rise to a huge variety of prooteins
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what to amino acids form when they are brought together and how are they held in this way
a polypeptide (form a chain) held together by peptide bonds
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draw the structure of the primary and secondary polypeptide
*P - straight line of amino acids *S - snake like {bc the polypeptide becomes coiled and is held together by other bonds}
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What are the two structural possibilities of the tertiary structure of the polypeptide
The polypeptide forms sheets known as fibrous proteins, or is wound up to form a ball kno
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what is the basic unit of a protein and how many varieties of this unit are there?

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amino acid, approx. 20 naturally-occurring amino acids giving rise to a huge variety of prooteins

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what to amino acids form when they are brought together and how are they held in this way

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draw the structure of the primary and secondary polypeptide

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What are the two structural possibilities of the tertiary structure of the polypeptide

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