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Heat shock protein family that is only involved in protein folding
A1C Hemoglobin structure
Methionine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Arginine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Drug that induces erythropoesis of gamma-globin
Proline (Essential or Non-Essential)
Valine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Blood pH above ________ can result in coma and death.
The most important buffer in maintaining pH balance in the blood
The higher the altitud you to the _________ Hb your body will produce? (more/less)
Heat shock protein family that is involved in protein folding, prevents aggregation and assists transport of proteins to organelles
Glutamine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Pressure at which 50% of hemoglobin is saturated
Low serum carbon monoxide concentration shifts the O2 binding curve
Acidosis can be an indicator for.....
High temperature shifts the O2 binding curve...
Phenylalanine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Blood pH below _______ can result in coma and death.
Low pH causes the O2 binding curve to shift...
Cysteine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Secondary structure is a result of __________________ between amino acids within a protein.
High 2,3-BPG levels shift the O2 binding curve....
A Hemaglobin structure
When oxygen is bound to the heme iron it is in which form? (T or R)
Fetal Hb shifts the O2 binding curve to the....
Functional regions of the tertiary structure are referred to as
Hypoventhilation makes the blood
-log[H+]=
Amino acid that forms covalent bonds between sulfers
Leucine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Which hemoglobin state has a lower binding affinity for oxygen?
DefinitionTerms
P50 of fetal Hb (mmHg)
These help to stabilize the folding and unfolding intermediates
Tryptophan (Essential or Non-Essential)
________________ regions tend to be structural and functional regions between homologous proteins.
Failure of the lungs to eliminate CO2 as fast as it is produced is called
When oxygen is not bound to the heme iron it is in which form? (T or R)
Adult Hb shifts the O2 binding curve to the...
When blood pH is above _________ it is considered alkalosis
This type of breathing can cause alkalosis.
At high pH the amino acid is ______________ at both the amino and carboxyl groups.
Chemical that minimized the change in pH of a solution by binding excess H+ while also being able to release H+ if pH is low
Glutamic Acid/Glutamate (Essential or Non-Essential)
Co-chaperson for Hsp60
Glycine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Which secondary structure is more stable?
Co-chaperone for Hsp70
The concept that upon each binding of an O2 to a heme subunit causes a higher affinity for the next O2 binding is called...
Chemical that 'locks' Hb in T-state forcing the release of oxygen
Alpha helicies are generally ______ resides long with _______ amino acids per turn
Enzyme that assists in the formation, rearrangement and breaking of disulfide bonds
Deoxygenated Hb has a higher affinity for H+ ions
High serum carbon monoxide concentration shifts O2 binding curve
The lid structure of the E. coli chaperonin system is
Lysine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Less toxic Hsp90 inhibitor that blocks ATP binding pocket
Removing CO2 from the blood by the lungs helps to ____________ pH
Protein folding is primarily driven by
At low pH the amino acid is ______________ at both the amino and carboxyl groups.
Isoleucine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Threonine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Low temperature shifts the O2 binding curve....
DefinitionTerms
When the blood pH drops below ________ it is considered acidosis
A2 Hemoglobin structure
Sickle cell doesn't affect which Hb subunit chain?
Normal range of female Hb at sea level
Serine (Essential or Non-Essential)
pKa=
Histidine (Essential or Non-Essential)
When there are equal amounts of protonated and deprotonated acid molecules...
F Hemaglobin structure
Asparagine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Persistent, prolonged vomiting can result in...
Alanine (Essential or Non-Essential)
Hsp70 mainly serves to
The E. coli chaperonin system requires ________ ATP
Low 2,3-BPG levels shift the O2 binding curve
High pH causes the O2 binding curve to shift...
Removing HCO3- ion (bicarbonate) from the blood by kidneys helps to ____________ pH.
Aspartic Acid (Aspartate) (Essential or Non-Essential)
Hb with ferric form of iron ion can't beind oxygen. This form of Hb is called....
The concept that deoxygenated Hb has a higher affinity for CO2
P50 of adult Hb (mmHg)
Which organ plays the fastest role in maintaining blood pH?
Blood pH must be maintained around....
Similar proteins found in different organisms
Hsp protein mutaions are known to be responsible for
Drug that inhibits Hsp90 by binding to the ATP binding pocket
Normal range of male Hb at sea level
Hsp90 works with which other protein?
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Biochemistry: Amino Acids and Proteins Quiz

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  • Created Sep 24, 2012 in Science
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