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PROTEIN VOCABULARY TERMS LIST Use the terms below to fill in the blanks. Amino Acid Carboxyl Group N-terminus R- group Polymer Structure Allosteric structure A. Proteins are made up of C. The Peptide Bond Phosphorylation backbone. F. The Amino Group C-terminus Primary Structure B. The and is part of the last amino acid in the peptide. Tertiary Structure and the peptide chain of amino acids is called the of a peptide has the acidic features of the amino acid. a carbon Monomer Secondary Quaternary Each one can be called a D. The is the order of the amino acids held together by peptide bonds which arise from condensation reactions between the and the on the amino acid of a peptide contains the basic and is the first amino acid in the peptide. E. and are the functional groups on an amino acid that form hydrogen bonds to stabilize the secondary structure of proteins. G. Proteins can be altered through the process of adds a phosphate group to the enzyme. on each amino acid contains the unique which H. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between amino acids in a single peptide. 1. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between different subunits. J. Some enzymes have a second site where compounds can bind, this site is not the active site it is the site. 19

PROTEIN VOCABULARY TERMS LIST Use the terms below to fill in the blanks. Amino Acid Carboxyl Group N-terminus R- group Polymer Structure Allosteric structure A. Proteins are made up of C. The Peptide Bond Phosphorylation backbone. F. The Amino Group C-terminus Primary Structure B. The and is part of the last amino acid in the peptide. Tertiary Structure and the peptide chain of amino acids is called the of a peptide has the acidic features of the amino acid. a carbon Monomer Secondary Quaternary Each one can be called a D. The is the order of the amino acids held together by peptide bonds which arise from condensation reactions between the and the on the amino acid of a peptide contains the basic and is the first amino acid in the peptide. E. and are the functional groups on an amino acid that form hydrogen bonds to stabilize the secondary structure of proteins. G. Proteins can be altered through the process of adds a phosphate group to the enzyme. on each amino acid contains the unique which H. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between amino acids in a single peptide. 1. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between different subunits. J. Some enzymes have a second site where compounds can bind, this site is not the active site it is the site. 19

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PROTEIN VOCABULARY TERMS LIST Use the terms below to fill in the blanks. Amino Acid Carboxyl Group N-terminus R- group Polymer Structure Allosteric structure A. Proteins are made up of C. The Peptide Bond Phosphorylation backbone. F. The Amino Group C-terminus Primary Structure B. The and is part of the last amino acid in the peptide. Tertiary Structure features of the amino acid. and the peptide chain of amino acids is called the of a peptide has the acidic a carbon Monomer Secondary Quaternary Each one can be called a D. The is the order of the amino acids held together by peptide bonds which arise from condensation reactions between the and the on the amino acid of a peptide contains the basic and is the first amino acid in the peptide. E. and are the functional groups on an amino acid that form hydrogen bonds to stabilize the secondary structure of proteins. G. Proteins can be altered through the process of adds a phosphate group to the enzyme. on each amino acid contains the unique which H. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between amino acids in a single peptide. 1. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between different subunits. J. Some enzymes have a second site where compounds can bind, this site is not the active site it is the site. 19
Transcribed Image Text:PROTEIN VOCABULARY TERMS LIST Use the terms below to fill in the blanks. Amino Acid Carboxyl Group N-terminus R- group Polymer Structure Allosteric structure A. Proteins are made up of C. The Peptide Bond Phosphorylation backbone. F. The Amino Group C-terminus Primary Structure B. The and is part of the last amino acid in the peptide. Tertiary Structure features of the amino acid. and the peptide chain of amino acids is called the of a peptide has the acidic a carbon Monomer Secondary Quaternary Each one can be called a D. The is the order of the amino acids held together by peptide bonds which arise from condensation reactions between the and the on the amino acid of a peptide contains the basic and is the first amino acid in the peptide. E. and are the functional groups on an amino acid that form hydrogen bonds to stabilize the secondary structure of proteins. G. Proteins can be altered through the process of adds a phosphate group to the enzyme. on each amino acid contains the unique which H. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between amino acids in a single peptide. 1. The of a protein is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and even covalent interactions between different subunits. J. Some enzymes have a second site where compounds can bind, this site is not the active site it is the site. 19
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