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.can any one elaborate on the following question

wht maintians the primary , secondary ,tertiary and quarternary strcture of proteins?

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okk I hope this is wat u r looking for..
-- Primary proteins are maintained by a Peptide bond
--- secondary proteins are maintained by the Hydrogen Bonding
----Tertiary proteins are maintained by the Disulphide Bond, hydrogen bond , Hydrophobic Interactions and the Ionic bond too
---- Quaternary proteins are maintained by same as tertiary but they have noncovalent interactions.
 
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passiondentistr said:
okk I hope this is wat u r looking for..
-- Primary proteins are maintained by a Peptide bond
--- secondary proteins are maintained by the Hydrogen Bonding
----Tertiary proteins are maintained by the Disulphide Bond, hydrogen bond , Hydrophobic Interactions and the Ionic bond too
---- Quaternary proteins are maintained by same as tertiary but they have noncovalent interactions.
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Looks almost perfect except for the last statement, the ones mentioned in tertiary proteins are non-covalent as well, so what do you mean by non-covalent interactions in Quarternary proteins.?
 
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hey ya u r right .. thanks for correcting m
The protein may consists of 2 or more polypeptide chains which may b structurally similar or dissimilar.n now the arrangement of these polypeptide units is called the quaternary structure of protein .n these subunits will hv all those noncovalent interactions.
 
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passiondentistr said:
hey ya u r right .. thanks for correcting m
The protein may consists of 2 or more polypeptide chains which may b structurally similar or dissimilar.n now the arrangement of these polypeptide units is called the quaternary structure of protein .n these subunits will hv all those noncovalent interactions.
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no thats wrong
the disulphide bonds:meanie: present in tertiary structure are covalent bonds
 
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wht r the predominant bonds in tertiary structure of protein ?????
a. disulfide
b. hydrogen


wht r the predominant bonds in b-pleated sheets ?????
a. disulfide
b. hydrogen

wht r the predominant bonds in a- helix ?????
a. disulfide
b. hydrogen
 
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what is the coenzyme that is used in reduction?a. biotin
b. nadph
c. nadh
d. fad
 
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1) What is the net charge on glutamic acid at a ph of 1 ?

a) +2
b) +1
c) 0
d) -1
e) -2


what is the coenzyme that is used in reduction?a. biotin
b. nadph
c. nadh
d. fad


pls ans with explanation.......
 
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shuntyman said:
1) What is the net charge on glutamic acid at a ph of 1 ?

a) +2
b) +1
c) 0
d) -1
e) -2

glutamic acid is weak acid, when it is kept in strong acid <ph1> it absorbs H+......
as a result of this , net charge on it is +1


what is the coenzyme that is used in reduction?a. biotin
b. nadph
c. nadh
d. fad
depends where the reaction occurs.
different in mitochondria & different in cytoplasm
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plzz correct m
The first bone formed after injury is Woven bone
The bone formed after orthodontic destruction is also Woven bone
 
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impaction said:
no thats wrong
the disulphide bonds:meanie: present in tertiary structure are covalent bonds
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Hey ya so i was right previously then ,
yes the Tertiary proteins will have Disulphide bonds which are the Weak covalent bonds
whereas in the Quaternary structure, there is non-covalent interactions.
 
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Primary cementum, secondary dentin, and cancellous bone have all of the following characteristics in commone EXCEPT:

1. showing growth
2. containing cells
3. resorbing under pressure
4. being derived from mesenchym

Answer: 2 (Booklet 1-E)

Don't all of these contain cells? I thought it was 3, since cementum is less likely to resorb than bone.

Thoughts?
 
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toothfairy2011 said:
Primary cementum, secondary dentin, and cancellous bone have all of the following characteristics in commone EXCEPT:

1. showing growth
2. containing cells
3. resorbing under pressure
4. being derived from mesenchym

Answer: 2 (Booklet 1-E)

Don't all of these contain cells? I thought it was 3, since cementum is less likely to resorb than bone.

Thoughts?
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its too late , m little tired,
will answer 2mrw
 
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Hi there,
I think the 2nd option is the right one since the primary cementum is acellular.
Also, anyone pls tell me what are ASDA questions?
 
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wht r the predominant bonds in a- helix ?????
a. disulfide
b. hydrogen[/

alpha helical structure of protein is stabilised by ?? bond
 
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