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tertiary and quaternary amino acids

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

the stabilizing interactions in proteins include disulfide bond, hydrogen bond ,_________and ___________

a)

electrostatic attraction and hydrophilic interaction

b)

electrostatic attraction and hydrophobic interaction

c)

ionic interaction and hydrophobic interaction

d)

ionic interaction and hydrophilic interaction

2.

In tertiary amino acids ,the more energy released, more unstable the protein

a)

true

b)

false

3.

Which one of the following is a tertiary structure?

a)

Myoglobin

b)

Hemoglobin

c)

Keratin

d)

Insulin

4.

Inside-out amino acid distribution is seen in

a)

proline

b)

porin

c)

pepsin

d)

tryptophan

5.

In this protein structure what does A and B represent

a)

A- heme group and iron atom

b)

B - alpha helices

c)

A - alpha helices

d)

B - heme group and iron atom

6.

tertiary refers to the spatial arrangement of ______while quaternary refers to the spatial arrangement of _________

a)

amino acid ,subunit

b)

subunit, amino acid

c)

dimer ,amino acid

d)

amino acid, dimer

7.

The polypeptide chain folds so that its ________side chains are buried and its_______ ,charged chains are on the surface

a)

      hydrophobic, nonpolar

     

b)

      hydrophobic ,polar

c)

  hydrophilic ,nonpolar

d)

hydrophilic, polar

8.

The interior of tertiary structure consists entirely of polar residues.

a)

true

b)

false

9.

Compact globular units on polypeptide chains like pearls on string

a)

dimer

b)

domain

c)

subunit

10.

each polypeptide chain in a protein is called

a)

dimer

b)

domain

c)

subunit