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Amino acids by Jana Burianová, Joe Kalivoda Amino acids classes Basic classes: • coded » essential » nonessential • uncoded • according to their capacity to interact with water • • • • Nonpolar Polar Acidic Basic Sources of A. A. • metabolism (most plants, microbes) • food (essential A. A.) Main funtions of A. A. A. A. are monomers for: • peptides (2 - 100 units of A. A.) • oligopeptides (2 – 10 A. A.) • polypeptides (10 – 100 A. A.) • proteins (100 & more) • • • • structure (simple, composite) form (fibrilar, globular) solubility (scleroproteins, albumins, histones, globulins) function (proteins of basic metabolism, specialized cells) Structure of: Peptid Protein Polypeptide bond • peptide bonds are amide linkages between the αcarboxyl group of one AA and the α-amino group of another AA Protein structure • primary (specific amino acid sequence; the order in which the amino acids are linked together (specified by genetic information) • secondary (Consists of several repeating patterns in a part of polypeptide chain α – helix, b – pleated sheet) • tertiary (unique three-dimensional conformation that globular proteins assume as a consequence of the noncovalent interactions between the side chains in their primary structure) • quarternary (Many proteins are composed of several polypeptide chains = subunits) Origin • • • • Biochemistry I doc.RNDr. Ivana Márová, CSc. Biochemie I doc.RNDr. Ivana Márová, CSc. Lesson 12 (R/studenti/3. ročník/odborná angličtina) www.mcdonalds.cz