What percentage of the molecular weight of proteins is nitrogen
16
How many different amino acids are there
20
What are some simple proteins
albumin, histones, globulin, collagen, glutelin
What are conjugated proteins
protein and prosthetic group/ cofactor
What are derived proteins
proteins derived by partial to complete hydrolysis of simple or conjugated proteins
What are primary derived proteins
they are denatured proteins and some or all crosslinks holding molecular structure are broken
what are secondary derived proteins
formed by hydrolysis of simple or conjugated proteins
What is primary structure of proteins
shows sequence and number of amino acids in a polypeptide chain
What is secondary structure of proteins
folding of amino acids into alpha helix or beta pleated sheets by hydrogen bonding
What is tertiary structure
polypeptide undergoes unfolding and refolding on itself and makes 3D structure. makes proteins rounded and somewhat rigid
What is quaternary structure
shows individuals protein subunits each with its own tertiary structure
What influences solubility of proteins
pH
where do proteins rotate plane polarized light
to the left (levorotatory)
What is protein coagulation
due to heating or using reagents proteins lose their structue
What percentage of dry weight do proteins form
50%
What stores iron in blood
ferritin
What acts as copper carrier in blood plasma
ceruloplasmin
How is copper used in body
to build strong bones and making melanin
What are pheromones
substances secreted to outside by an individual and received by other individual of same species
What is nitrogen content of enzymes
16%
Which enzyme remains active in stomach
lingual lipase
What percentage of fat does lingual lipase digest
30%
Which enzyme digests all fats in food
steapsin
What is carboxypeptidase
hydrolyses first peptide or amide bond at carboxyl end of protein