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Topics:
- Introduction to Protein Structure & Function
- What are the main organic molecules in organisms?
- How do structures of proteins account for their functions?
- How do cells synthesize and break down proteins?
- Explain the roll of the proteins in organisms
- List and recognize the four components of an amino acid, and explain how amino acids may be grouped according to the physical and chemical properties of the side chains
- Explain how amino acids contribute to biological diversity
- Describe how and where peptide bonds are formed and broken in proteins using condensation and hydrolysis reactions
- Define four levels of protein structure
- Describe primary structure and describe how it may be deuced in the laboratory
- Define the two types of secondary structure, and explain the role of hydrogen bonds in maintaining the structure
- Explain how weak interactions and disulfide bridges contribute to tertiary protein
- Explain how quaternary structure is reached in a protein include examples like hemoglobin
- Describe how proteins are made and modified within a cell
- List the major groups of proteins and give examples of each.
Time Range: 7 days
Suggested Teaching Strategies:
- Students will read and take their own notes on the chapter (maybe in outline form)
- Lecture on nature amino acids structure and side chains, and how they contribute to diversity of life
- Lecture on how and where peptide bonds are formed
- Lecture on how DNA controls the synthesis of proteins
- Lecture on four levels of protein structures
- Students take notes on lecture (maybe in outline form)
- Students will fill out cross word puzzle that uses terms from the chapter
- Students will fill out chapter study guide to compliment their lecture and board notes
Aligned Resources:
- Worksheets on how enzymes work
- Transparencies of different types of amino acids
- Worksheets on how to form proteins
- Crossword puzzle
- Study guide over unit five
Assessment:
- Grade on reading quiz
- Grade on study guide unit five
- Grade on conceptual map of proteins
- Grade on crossword
- Grade on unit test five
Revision Date: November 2001
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