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Organic Molecule… PROTEIN

Organic Molecule… PROTEIN. Enzyme. Hair. Hemoglobin. Antibody. Hormones. Human Growth Hormone. Muscle. Cell Membrane Proteins. albumin. Amino Acid. Amino Acids. Dehydration Synthesis. Lysozyme!!. A. Primary Structure. Sequence of Amino Acids with Peptide Bond

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Organic Molecule… PROTEIN

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  1. Organic Molecule…PROTEIN

  2. Enzyme

  3. Hair

  4. Hemoglobin

  5. Antibody

  6. Hormones Human Growth Hormone

  7. Muscle

  8. Cell Membrane Proteins

  9. albumin

  10. Amino Acid

  11. Amino Acids

  12. Dehydration Synthesis

  13. Lysozyme!!

  14. A. Primary Structure • Sequence of Amino Acids with Peptide Bond • Peptide bond forms between OH of carboxyl and H of amino group • Determined by DNA • 1 change in AA = mutation of protei

  15. B. Secondary Structure • Folding of polypeptide backbone • Stabilized by H bonds between Peptide linkages • Alpha Helix • Bonds between every 4th peptide bond • Found in fibrous protein (keratin & collagen)4.

  16. B. Secondary Structure • Beta Sheet a.Anti parallel chain folded into accordion b. Held together by H interchain H bonds c. Makes core of globular proteins

  17. C. Tertiary Structure • Irregular contortions due to bonding between side chains • Weak interactions a. H bonds between polar side chains b. Ionic bonds between charged side chains c. Hydrophobic interactions between non- polar side chains

  18. C. Tertiary Structure • Covalent Linkages (strong bonds) a. Disulfide bridges between 2 cystein amino acid monomers

  19. D. Quaternary Structure • Interaction between several polypeptide chains • Ex. Hemoglobin – 4 Subunits

  20. E. Denatured Proteins • Lose conformation, unravels • Caused by -wrong pH -wrong temperature -wrong salt concentration -wrong heat • Makes protein inactive • Some can reform • Does not effect primary structure

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