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Peptides and Proteins: Interesting Peptide in Biological Systems: 1. Glutathione a. Tripeptide of glutamate, cysteine, glycine b. Regulates oxidation/reduction reactions in cells c. Destroys destructive free radicals by scavenging oxidizing agents 2. Oxytocin and Vasopressin a. Pituitary gland peptide hormones b. Nonapeptides cyclized by disulfide bond c. Oxytocin stimulates uterine contractions during childbirth induces labor d. Vasopressin stimulates water resorption by kidneys and increases blood pressure (anti-diuretic hormone) 3. Enkephalins and Endorphins a. Brain and nervous system peptides b. Important in control of pain and emotional states 57

4. Insulin Peptide hormone that regulates carbohydrate metabolism. Acts as signal for fed state. Functions to cap glucose levels in blood. Stimulates storage of glucose as glycogen among other effects. 5. Synthetic Peptide: Nutrasweet or Aspartame a. L-aspartyl-L-phenylalanine methyl ester b. Dipeptide 200X sweeter than sucrose and only 1 calorie/teaspoon vs. sucrose that has 16 calories/teaspoon c. Used in diet and low calorie foods and drinks d. Highly profitable e. If amino acids are in the D configuration, the peptide is bitter not sweet. 58

Phenylketonuria: - Genetic deficiency in phenylalanine hydroxylase, the enzyme that converts Phe à Tyr (autosomal recessive) - Incidence: PKU appears in about 1 in 10,000 births in Caucasian and East Asians. Some are higher: Turks are 1 in 2600, Irish are 1 in 4500, and some are lower - Japanese 1 in 143, 000. Exceedingly rare in Africans. - In phenylketonurics, tyrosine is essential called conditionally essential - Accumulation of phenylalanine and its derivatives (e.g. phenylpyruvate is found in high levels in urine) - If left untreated, severe mental retardation occurs after birth due to accumulation of Phe in brain poisons neurons - Testing of all infants in US and most of Europe began in mid 1960 s - Testing occur about 48 to 72 hours after birth - Treatment: Low Phe diet and blood monitoring - In phenylketonurics, Tyr is an essential amino acid - Reason for warning label on foods containing NutraSweet - One of the most thoroughly tested and studied food additives the FDA has ever approved considered safe for the general population - Aspartame ingestion does produce methanol, formaldehyde and formate, substances that could be considered toxic, but the levels produced are low. - No credible evidence that there is a link between Aspartame and multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus, Alzheimer s disease or vision problems. - Beware what you read on the internet! Not always factual or credible! 59

TESTING OF INFANTS FOR PKU: 60

PROTEIN STRUCTURE I Each protein has a characteristic shape, size and function: Classification of Proteins on the Basis of Biological Role: 1. Structural Proteins a. Provide mechanical support to cells and organisms b. Give strength to bones, skin and tendons: collagen, elastin 2. Enzymes a. Proteins that serve as biological catalysts for chemical reactions in cells 3. Transport and Storage a. Carriers for small biomolecules to cellular destinations for use in metabolism or in construction of cell components b. Examples: oxygen, ferritin (iron in liver), lipoproteins that transport cholesterol 4. Muscle Contraction and Mobility a. Actin and myosin are components of skeletal muscle 5. Immune Proteins and other Protective Proteins a. Proteins used for defensive purposes i. Example: Antibodies are proteins that bind and destroy foreign substances like viruses and bacteria 6. Regulatory and Receptor Proteins a. Proteins that regulate cellular and physiological activity i. Hormones ii. DNA Binding Proteins assist in regulation of protein synthesis b. Receptors i. Proteins that mediate hormone signals and transmit the signal to the inside of the cell 1. e.g. G-proteins and brain receptors 2. Aspartame with taste receptor 61

PPA Phenylpropanolamine: - Nasal decongestant and appetite suppressant - Old formulations of Alka-Seltzer Cold, Tavist-D and Dexatrim - PPA is a pressor amine substance that is capable of raising blood pressure - Similar to amphetamines ( systemic upper ) - Interact with α-adrenergic receptors to elicit stimulatory effects in the brain and other tissues - Produces vasoconstriction - Raises blood pressure - Found to increase the risk of hemorrhagic strokes due to increase in blood pressure blood vessels rupture - Banned by FDA - Increased risk more prevalent in women women are more likely to take diet pills/appetite suppressants - Higher concentration in diet pills than cold medicine 62

COMMON THEME: RECOGNITION!! **All dependent on the fact that proteins have three-dimensional shapes!! - Proteins interact selectively with other proteins or molecules through NON-covalent interactions in order to function. - Reactant with enzyme - Transported molecule with transporter - Protein-protein interactions - Protein-DNA interactions - Non-covalent interactions: - Electrostatic interactions - Sterics - Van der Waals interactions - Hydrogen bonds PROTEIN STRUCTURE: - Can be globular o Spherical or near-spherical o Soluble in water lots of charged groups o Dynamic and flexible - Can be fibrous o Elongated and threadlike o Not soluble in water lots of hydrophobic, non-polar R groups o Tough o Examples: hair, nails, skin - Can be membrane proteins - Can be monomers single polypeptide chain - Can be oligomers multiple polypeptide chains o Held together by non-covalent interactions o Each polypeptide chain = subunit if part of a complex R 63

- Size expressed in terms of mass: units of Daltons or kilodaltons - One Dalton = one atomic mass unit o Estimate size = # amino acids x average molecular weight aa 110 g/mole per amino acid FOUR LEVELS OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE: - Primary (1 ) o Linear sequence of amino acids in a protein - Secondary (2 ) o Local 3-dimensional structure of the PEPTIDE BACKBONE Ignores the conformation of the side chains - Tertiary (3 ) o Global arrangement of secondary structure, side chains (R groups), and other prosthetic groups (e.g. metals) - Quaternary (4 ) o Arrangement of multiple proteins into complexes 64

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