"Proteins and Nucleic Acids" Session
BIOL 1A
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Topics of this game:
- Which is NOT a component of an amino acid?
- Which is the predominant enantiomer for amino acids?
- If a tripeptide is made, how many molecules of water are released?
- The two most common regions in the secondary structure of proteins are:
- Denaturation of a protein may lead to which of the following?
- Positively charged amino acids are ___, negatively charged amino acids are ___.
- ___ is the covalent bond that joins protein monomers together.
- The ___ is the free amino group of a polypeptide and ___ is the free carboxyl group.
- Protein shape is critical to its function?
- There are ___ levels of protein structure.
- ___ is a polypeptide's unique 3D structure.
- A variety of chemical interactions determine a proteins tertiary structure.
- Several subunits held together by interactions is a protein's ___.
- Which of the following bases is only found in RNA?
- ___ is/are single stranded while ___ is/are helical.
- ___ are nitrogenous bases with two rings, while ___ only have one.
- ___ converts DNA to RNA, and ___ converts RNA to protein.
- In RNA, adenine will pair with:
- An amino acid's ___ determines an amino acid's nature.
- All amino acids have two enantiomeric forms (L & R).
- Protein secondary structures arise from ___ bonding between amino and carboxyl groups.
- Nucleotides combine to form ___.
- Which is NOT a purine?
- Which is NOT a pyrimidine?
- The sugar in nucleotides are classified as:
- Adenine will pair with ___, and cytosine will pair with ___.
- Strands of DNA are antiparallel and complementary.
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