WorksheetsHydrogen Bonds
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is considered a Hydrogen Bond?
H-Pb
H-Fe
H-O
All of the above
An Intrapeptide bond is a bond between which of the following?
Peptide-Hydrogen bond
Peptide-Water bond
Peptide-Peptide bond
Peptide-Amino acid sequence
None of the above
Which is thermodynamically favored, peptide-peptide bonds or peptide-water bonds?
Peptide-Peptide bonds
Peptide-Water bonds
Intrapeptdie bonds
Interpeptide bonds
None of the above
In short, what is the hypothesis of the paper?
Hydrogen bonds are strongest in peptide-peptide interactions.
Breaking a hydrogen bond requires 5-6 kcal/mol of energy.
A molecule is satisfied if hydrogen bonding occurs within the structure or within solvent.
This is a waste of time.
None of the above
What instruments were used in this research paper?
Gas Chromatography
Mass Spectrometry
X-ray crystallography and Calorimetry
SDS-PAGE
Name one author of the paper discussed.
Dr. Wilent
Dr. Patrick Fleming
Dr.Seuss
Chase Utley
When was the reseacrh paper written?
1776
1955
2004
2005
The Protein Database (PDB) survey shows that.......polar groups have Hydrogen Bonds.
10%
90%
50%
12%
Simulations were ran at which of the following time frame?
0.1 psec for 100 sec
Once every 24 hrs
No frames existed
30 sec
Simulations were ran at which temperature?
300 K
273 K
Room Temperature
1,000 K
