Proteins
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| What elements make up Proteins? sometimes also. | Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen (sometimes phosphorus and sulfur)
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| What are the monomers of Proteins called? | Amino Acids
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| How many naturally occurring amino acids are there? | 20
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| What is the resulting bond called when amino acids are joined together? | A Peptide Bond
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| What is it called when this process continues? | A Polypeptide Chain. Each Protein has a unique sequence of amino acids
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| What are the polymers of Proteins called? | Polypeptides
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| What are some of roles of Proteins. | structural support, transport,signalling, defence, movement and catalysts
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| What are the 4 levels of protein structure? | 1. Primary
2. Secondary
3. Tertiary
4. Quaternary
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| What does the primary structure of protein look like? | A linear sequence of amino acids
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| What does the secondary structure of protein? | chains of amino acids folded in 3 different ways
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| What does the tertiary structure of protein? | irregular folding that forms a complex 3D shape
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| What does the quaternary structure protein? | Two or more polypeptide chains
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| Many proteins control ....... | all metabolic processes within cells.
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| Which molecule is different in different amino acids? | The R group
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| What makes proteins different from each other? | Different numbers and proportions of amino acids.
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| Each protein has it's own... | particular sequence of amino acids.
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| ................ will ....... in different ways depending on their ........... | Polypeptides will fold in different ways depending on their function.
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