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What is the secondary structure of a protein?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
-COOH is which functional group?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
The amino acids that we need to take in our diet are called?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
The person credited with the discovery of the structure of a protein is...
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
What is the name of a bond formed by connected two amino acids?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
What is the quaternary structure of a protein?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
What is the primary structure of a protein?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
Proteins are polymers. What is the name of the monomer that they are made from?
peptide bond
amino acids
Carboxyl
An alpha helix and beta sheet
essential amino acids
a sequence of amino acids in a particular order
two or more knotted structures tangled together
Linus Pauling
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