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Cellssmallestlivingunit 8/27/08DNAasthegeneticmaterial1 permeablemembrane selfreplicate2identicalcells(nearperfectcopies) slightchangesoccur Prokaryotes bacteria,bluegreenalgae cellwall(polysaccharides) plasmamembrane(lipid/protein) nonucleus Eukaryotes yeast,tetrahymena,insects,plants,mice,men oftenmulticellular nocellwall(exceptplants=cellulosewall) plasmamembrane nucleusandotherorganelles...

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Cellssmallestlivingunit 8/27/08DNAasthegeneticmaterial1 permeablemembrane selfreplicate2identicalcells(nearperfectcopies) slightchangesoccur Prokaryotes bacteria,bluegreenalgae cellwall(polysaccharides) plasmamembrane(lipid/protein) nonucleus Eukaryotes yeast,tetrahymena,insects,plants,mice,men oftenmulticellular nocellwall(exceptplants=cellulosewall) plasmamembrane nucleusandotherorganelles Thebasicmolecularprocessesinbacteriaandhumancellsareverysimilar whatdoesthissuggest? molecularprocessesbywhichorganismssurvivearehighlyconserved advantagesanddisadvantagestostudyingbacteria,etc. advantage:replicatesfast,easytostore,cheap,singlecells,nomoral problems, diseases dependsonproblemyouwanttoaddress Mostbiologicalreactionsutilizeenzymes enzyme=proteinsthatpossessspecificcatalyticactivitieswhichenablethemtobring 2 differentmoietiestogetherinacloseenvironment,therebypermittingachemical occur nucleicacidscanhaveenzymaticfunctions b c smallergenomes disadvantages:nucleartransportstudiesneedseukaryote,cantstudymost reactionto a DNA RNA Protein lotsofenzymesareneededforeachstep Smallcellularmoleculesusuallysubstratesandproductsofmetabolicpathways - 4 general categories: 1. Sugars used to make larger molecules like polychains or DNA CH2OH 5 OOH 1 4 DRibose (sugarforRNA) OH 3 OH 2 2.FattyAcidsusedtomakelipids CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2COOH 3.AminoAcids(20differentRgroups) usedtomakeprotein H2NCHCOOH R ex:ifR=H,itisglycine 4.Nucleotidesusedtobuildnucleicacidsandothercomponentsincell(ex: ATP,GTP) 3 ex:palmiticacidCH3(CH2)14COOH backboneissameforallaminoacids N 4 5 N 1 6 5 7 2 N 6 1 Pyrimidine (ex:uracil) 2 4 8 N9 N H Purine (ex:adenine) H2NCHCOOH R Proteinsconsistsofchainsofaminoacids H2NCHCOOH R H2NCHCOOH R Peptide directionality(by R R carbon O R O O Ctermunless NendNH 2CHCNHCHCNHCHCOHCend convention,Nterm great H 2O H 2O rotational otherwisestated) freedom BasicAminoAcids knowbackbone +H 3NCH knowbasicaminoacidsandtheirstructure lysine,arginine,histidine allhavenetpositivecharge knowcodesofbasicaminoacids lysine=lys,K arginine=Arg,R Histidine=His,H hydrophilic,oftenfoundontheoutersurfaceoftheprotein Acidicaminoacidsnetnegativecharge aspartate(Asp,D) glutamate (Glu,E) hydrophilicalso Polaraminoacidshydrophilic aspargine (Asn,N) glutamine(Gln,Q) Serine(Ser,S) Threonine (Thr,T) Nonpolaraminoacids hydrophobic;oftenfoundontheinterioroftheprotein Proteinmodifications posttranslationaladditionstoRgroups 1.phosphorylationadditionofphosphategroup(PO 4)totheRgroupofSerine, threonine, or tyrosine changes chargeofprotein peptidebonds(veryrigid) 2 .Acetylationadditionofacetylgroup(CH3COH)totheRgroupoflysine 3.Methylationadditionofamethylgroup(CH3)totheRgroupoflysine playroleingeneregulation asparagines ProteinDiversity orderofaminoacids numberofaminoacids +/(charge)modifications helixvs.helixbackboneonly 2strands antiparallelsheet(2polypeptidechains) 4.glycosylationadditionofacarbohydratesidechain(sugar)totheRgroupof
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