These two amino acids are aromatic and are cut by the enzyme chymotrypsin and have a UV absorbance around 280nm.
What is F Y W (Phe, Tyr, Trp)
What is the pitch of an alpha helix?
5.4 Angstrums
What charge is a CM column?
Negatively charged! (this means that negative and 0 will elute first TOGETHER!!)
Proline
Frederick Sanger: He won TWO Nobel prizes.
Titration curve!
What are the phi and psi angles of Beta Sheets?
approximately +180 and -180 respectively.
What will come out first in a size exclusion column?
What is an N-Terminal reagent used in Edman Degradation?
PITC (What conditions are needed acid/basic and for which steps?)
What elution technique did we talk about that won a Nobel prize.
Cryo-electron microscopy
This amino acid has a side chain pka of 8.5 and is one of two amino acids with the element sulfer.
Cystine
What bond is used to determine heavy metal posing and is found in tertiary but not quaternary structures?
Disulfide Bonds
What two separation techniques will have a log relationship?
Gel Filtration Chromatography and SDS Page
What does an invariant residue mean?
The AA does not change at All!!
These two men are founders of structural biology and discovered complex secondary structures.
Linus Pauling and Robert Corey
What is the net charge of amino acid W at a pH of 10.5?
NC = -1 (the COO- and the NH20)
What is the repeating structure of silk Fibroin?
-Gly-Ser-Gly-Ala-Gly-Ala repeating!!
What do the following blotting techniques do?
Western?
Southern?
Western: Moves proteins from a gel to a membrane.
Southern: Moves DNA from a gel to a membrane.
1. React with excess thol and cap with Iodoacetic acid
2. Oxidize with performic acid
Won the Nobel Prize for discovering prions as a new form of biological infection.
Stanley Prusiner
HYGIVK
PI = 9.5
What are the primary bonding interactions for the following structures?
Primary: ?
Secondary: ?
Tertiary: ?
Quaternary: ?
Primary: Covalent Bonds
Secondary: H-Bonds
Tertiary: Hydrophobic effect
Quaternary: Hydrophobic effect (No disulfide bonds)
What comes out first in a REVERSE phase HPLC?
The most hydrophilic (or most polar molecule) Need to know the polarity of the AAs!!!
What do the following things cut after?
Chymotrypsin?
Elastase?
Trypsinogen?
Cyanogen Bromide?
Chymotrypsin: F Y W
Elastase: G A S V
Trypsinogen: K R
Cyanogen Bromide: M
Won the Nobel prize for denaturation and renaturation of ribonuclease A (RNase A).
Christian Anfinsen