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| a-b barrels (the TIM fold) |
-This fold has 8 stranded parallel b barrel concentric with 8 outer a helices. -active sites on C terminal side of b strand loop regions |
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| b barrels |
-Diverse group -4 to over 10 antiparallel strands -typically 2 b sheets that pack against each other -looks like barrel |
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| The globin fold |
-Globin fold found in myoglobin, hemoglobin -8 a helices bundle -forms a pocket for the active site (such as heme) -Protects heme from contact with other heme |
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| a-a motifs |
4 a helices in a bundle -residues contacting each other in the bundle are hydrophobic |
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| b-a-b motif |
-Connection between strands of parallel b-sheets are frequently made by a-helix -motif has b-strand, loop, a-helix, loop and b-strand -common in parallel b-sheets Helical axis usually parallel with that of b-sheet -Helix and sheet pack hydrophobic residues -loops often active sites -right handed |
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| Hairpin b motifs |
This motif is two adjacent antiparallel strands joined by a loop. Called either a hairpin or a b-b unit |
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| Supersecondary structures |
-Building blocks for proteins bab motif b hairpin motif aa motif Greek key motif |
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| Side chain location varies with polarity: |
-tendency to hide hydrophobic residues -Val, Leu, Ile, Met and Phe in interior -When in interior, always hydrogen bonded. -H bond ‘neutralizes’ charge so that it can go to interior |
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| Globular proteins |
-spherical molecules -Some proteins have just a helix (myoglobin), others have a large proportion of b sheets (concanavalin A). Most proteins have significant amounts of both (carbonic anyhydrase. |
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