Biology Unit 3.3: Cell Processes Cheat Sheet

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Proteins

Proteins are the doers of the cell and are made up of amino acids linked together
1. Proteins carry messages around the cell and let messages through the membrane
2. 40% of the protein in the body is collagen which is a protein that streng­thens the connective tissue in our skin, bones, ligaments, and tendons
3. Hemoglobin is a protein that allows red blood cells to transport oxygen

ASP and GLU

ASP and GLU

Hydrolysis Applied to Amino Acids

Hydrolysis Applied to Amino Acids
There are two reasons to break down proteins:
    1. When you eat proteins (cheese, meat) it is broken down and digested
    2. When a protein is not functi­onal, it is broken down and it's parts reused

Amino Acids

Amino Acids
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins.
There are 20 different kinds of amino acids.
They have the same basic structure except for the bottom (repre­sented by and "­R").
Amino acids have shorter names that are three letters of the whole name:
  Ex: ASP--> aspartate, GLU--> glutamic

Dehydr­ation Synthesis Applied to Amino Acids

Dehydration Synthesis Applied to Amino Acids
Amino acids bond to make proteins with dehydr­ation synthesis
Proteins can be from very short to thousands of amino acids long
The protein hemoglobin (carries oxygen in red blood cells) has 146 amino acids

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