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Chem 4511/6501 Protein Structure Sample Questions1) In the figure belowa) label all the atoms of the backbone (as N, Cα, C’ or O, neglect the r-groups)b) draw all hydrogen bondsc) give the sequence (give a best estimate, it may be ambiguous at some residues)d) draw boxes around two adjacent sets of coplaner backbone atomse) label phi and psi <strong>for</strong> two residuesf) estimate these phi and psi anglesg) draw the dipole moments of each peptide grouph) draw the net dipole moment of the whole peptidei) label the N and C terminij) sketch a phi/psi map <strong>for</strong> this structurek) number the residues from 1 to n, starting at the N terminus (number each Cα)l) draw the peptide as a 2D structure (i.e. as a chemical structure), from N to Cm) number the residues of the 2D structuren) draw the hydrogen bonds on the 2D structure.2) Using only phenylalanine and lysine, design an amphiphilic α-helix of 12 residues inlength. Give the sequence. Draw a helical wheel.2a) Using only phenylalanine and lysine, design an amphiphilic β-sheet of 3 strands, 12residues in length each. Give the three sequences. Sketch the sheet (make it antiparallel).


3) In the figure below (all the side-chains have been omitted)o) label all the atoms of the backbones (as N, Cα, C’ or O, neglect the r-groups)p) draw all hydrogen bondsq) draw boxes around two adjacent sets of coplaner backbone atomsr) label phi and psi <strong>for</strong> two residuess) estimate these phi and psi anglest) draw the dipole moments of each peptide bond of one strandu) label the N and C terminiv) sketch a phi/psi map of <strong>for</strong> this structurew) add the sidechains (as R groups), indicating correct stereochemistry’s at the Cα’atoms.

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