amino acids |
proteins are polymers made of monomers called ___ |
polymers |
proteins are ___ made of monomers called amino acids |
monomers |
proteins are polymers made of ___ called amino acids |
20 |
All proteins are made of ___ different amino acids linked in different orders |
orders |
All proteins are made of 20 different amino acids linked in different ___ |
cells, hormones, enzymes, work |
Proteins are used to build ___, act as ___ and ___, and do much of the ___ in the cell |
structural, storage, transport, contractile |
what are the 4 types of proteins? |
central, 4 |
Amino acids have a ___ carbon with ___ things bonded to it |
cells |
___ link amino acids together to make proteins |
proteins |
cells link amino acids together to make ___ |
condensation |
When cells link amino acids together to make proteins |
peptide |
___ bonds form to hold the amino acids together |
enzymes |
most proteins act as ____ |
thousands |
how many enzymes are in the body? |
weakening |
Enzymes control the rate of chemical reactions by ___ bonds |
activation energy |
by weakening the bonds in a chemical reaction, it lowers the amount of ___ needed for the reaction |
enzymes |
globular proteins |
active site |
the folded conformation of enzymes creates the area know as the ___ |
reuseable |
Enzymes are ___ |
shape |
the active site changes ___ |
induced fit |
the changing of the active site shape is called ___ |
primary structure |
the specific sequence of amino acids in a protein |
fold |
Secondary protein structures occur when protein chains ___ |
tertiary |
when protein chains (polypeptides) join together, the ___ structure forms |
R groups |
the tertiary structure forms because the ___ interact with each other |
globular |
in the watery structure of a cell, proteins become ___ in their quaternary structure |
quaternary |
in the watery structure of a cell, proteins become globular in their ___ structure |
temp and pH |
changes in ___ and ___ can unfold a protein so it no longer works |
receptor |
___ proteins help cells recognize other cells |
nucleic acids |
store hereditary information and contain information for making all the body’s proteins |
DNA and RNA |
what are the two types of nucleic acids? |
nucleic acids |
are polymers of nucleotides |
polymers |
nucleic acids are ___ of nucleotides |
nucleotides |
nucleic acids are polymers of ___ |
adenine, guanine, thymine, cytosine |
What are the 4 bases of DNA? |
nucleotide monomers |
form long chains called DNA |
sugars phosphates |
nucleotides are joined by ___ and ___ on the side |
double helix |
two strands of DNA join together to form a ___ |
double |
DNA is ___ stranded |
single |
RNA is ___ stranded |
ribose |
another name for RNA is ___ sugar |
thymine |
RNA does not contain ___ |
ATP |
used by cells for nergy |
energy |
ATP is used by cells for ___ |
nucleotide |
ATP is made of a ___ with 3 phosphate groups |
3 |
ATP is made of a nucleotide with ___ phosphate groups |
DNA, RNA, ATP |
What are the 3 types of nucleic acids? |
DNA |
contains genetic code |
genetic |
DNA contains ___ code |
RNA |
primary function is protein synthesis |
ATP |
energy in the cell |
Nucleic acids |
are polymers of nucleotides |
pentose |
all nucleic acids have a ___ sugar |
phosphates and sugars |
form the "backbone" of nucleic acids DNA and RNA |
chains |
DNA is made up of long ___ |
double helix |
Two strands of DNA join together to form a ___ |
opposite |
tthe DNA strands run in ___ directions |
Pyrimidine |
Purine always bonds to ___ |
Purine |
Pyrimidine always bonds to ___ |
nitrogenous bases |
what bonds to the pentosugar in DNA? |
DNA |
has the genetic code and everything you need to make another cell |
nitrogen |
nucleic acids have a ___ base |
20 |
there are __ types of amino acids |
polypeptide |
a polymer of amino acids |
protein |
one or more polypeptides folded/coiled make a ___ |
dehydration |
amino acids are joined by ___ |
peptide |
dehydration forms a ___ bond |
shape |
what a protein can do is determined by its ___ |
T or U |
A always pairs with __ or __ |
C |
G always pairs with ___ |
G |
C always pairs with ___ |
A |
T and U always pair with ___ |
primary |
the linear sequence of amino acids (chain) is the primary structure of a protein |
polypeptide |
protein chains are caleld |
secondary |
when proteins coil or fold, ___ protein structures occur |
R |
when polypeptides join together, the ___ groups interact with each other |
structure |
protein shape is also known as protein ___ |
temp |
denaturing a protein involves changing ___ so it no longer works |
extra |
RNA has a(n) ___ sugar |
uracil |
on RNA, the base ___ replaces thymine |
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