UPS chapter 8

What amino acid is a secondary amine whose presence in a protein disrupts normal secondary structure?

Hydrophilic amino acids have side chains that contain () of () atoms

The acidic amino acids (aspartic and glutamic acids) have () that are negatively charged, whereas the basic amino acids (lysine,
arginine, and histidine) have () that are positively charged.

Serine and threonine are sites for O-linked glycosylation of proteins, a
() modification that should be associated with the ().

Asparagine is a site for N-linked glycosylation of proteins, a () modification that should be associated with the ().

G is for

A is for

V is for

L is for

I is for

P is for

Name all the nonpolar, aliphatic side chain amino acids

Name all the aromatic side chain amino acids

F is for

Y is for

W is for

Hydrophobic amino acids are () where environment is nonpolar

() can be considered nonpolar or polar because of the ability of the -OH group to form a ()

Name all the acids that have positively charged R groups

Name all the acids that have negatively charged R groups

Name all the acids that have polar, uncharged R groups

K is for

R is for

H is for

D is for

E is for

S is for

T is for

C is for

M is for

N is for

Q is for

name all the essential amino acids

() is essentialy only during periods of positive nitrogen balance

5 factors associated with negative nitrogen balance

4 factors associated with positive nitrogen balance

() is a chronic deficiency of calories

2 independent properties of chemical reactions

What happens to Km and Vmax when competitive inhibitor is added?

What happens to Km and Vmax when incompetitive inhibitor is added?

2 examples of competitive inhibitors

1 example of noncompetitive inhibitors