Protein Folding Toober Activity Guide

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Protein Folding Toober Activity Guide

Last updated 6 months ago

18 questions

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This formative checks understanding of key ideas from the introduction to the protein folding activity (structure → function, amino acid properties) and then guides students through reasoning questions during and after the hands-on 15-tack + mini-toober folding activity. Use these questions for a warm-up, group guide, or exit ticket.

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This formative checks understanding of key ideas from the introduction to the protein folding activity (structure → function, amino acid properties) and then guides students through reasoning questions during and after the hands-on 15-tack + mini-toober folding activity. Use these questions for a warm-up, group guide, or exit ticket.

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Which interaction helps stabilize a folded protein structure?

Disulfide bridges exclusively

Van der Waals forces only

Hydrogen bonds between amino acids

Ionic bonds in the backbone

What happens when a protein denatures?

It gains new functions

It loses its functional shape

It becomes larger

It changes color

Why do certain amino acids attract or repel each other?

Due to their size

Because of their chemical properties

Based on their shape

Because of their color

What determines a protein's function in the cell?

The type of cell it is in

Its amino acid sequence

The size of the protein

Its unique three-dimensional structure

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Which interaction helps stabilize a folded protein structure?

Disulfide bridges exclusively

Van der Waals forces only

Hydrogen bonds between amino acids

Ionic bonds in the backbone

What happens when a protein denatures?

It gains new functions

It loses its functional shape

It becomes larger

It changes color

Why do certain amino acids attract or repel each other?

Due to their size

Because of their chemical properties

Based on their shape

Because of their color

What determines a protein's function in the cell?

The type of cell it is in

Its amino acid sequence

The size of the protein

Its unique three-dimensional structure