'Carbonic anhydrase' presentation slideshows

Module H: Carbon Dioxide Transport

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Figure 2.1. CSE separation of eight molecular weight standards.

38. Figure 2.1. CSE separation of eight molecular weight standards. Capillary : coated 40-cm x 50- ?m ID. Injection : -125-V/cm for 3-s; E = -500-V/cm across the capillary. Sieving matrix : 0.1-M CHES + 0.1-M Tris and 6- % pullulan with 3.5-mM SDS at pH 8.7.

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Energy and Metabolism (Bioenergetics)

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Cardiovascular & Renal System

Cardiovascular & Renal System. Diuretics Lilley Reading & Workbook, Chap 25. Diuretics. Drugs that accelerate the rate of urine formation In the nephron, where sodium goes, water follows 20% to 25% of all sodium is reabsorbed into the bloodstream in the ascending loop of Henle

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Biochemistry of acidobasic regulations

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Transport across cell membranes

Transport across cell membranes. For the same reason that flip-flop is rare, the permeability of water, small hydrophilic molecules and ions is low. So, specific transport mechanisms are needed. Also, the differential distribution of ions and other molecules (e.g. glucose)

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Blood

Blood. Objective: describe the structure of red blood cells, phagocytes and lymphocytes and the role of haemoglobin . for AS Biology. Composition of blood. Whole blood. 55% plasma. 45% cells. 10% solutes. 90% water. red. white. platelets. nutrients. agranulocytes. granulocytes.

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How does ethyl Alcohol inhibit the rate of catalyst enzyme activity?

How does ethyl Alcohol inhibit the rate of catalyst enzyme activity? . By: Jeranika Semien. Introduction:. The general focus of this project is the study of enzymes and how they work.

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Erin Dougher & Lauren Hartigan

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Gas Transport Via Circulation- Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport By Blood

Gas Transport Via Circulation- Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport By Blood. AT LUNG. -O 2 is dissolved in plasma (5% is transported this way. -This occurs between the alveolus of the lung and the capillaries surrounding them. Oxygen inflow. Oxygen reaches the capillaries.

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Drug Classifications

Drug Classifications. Drugs are a diverse and fall into many categories The most common categories of medications will be covered here There are others but in the interest of importance and simplicity the following lecture should provide a general starting point. Analgesics.

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Gas Exchange

Gas Exchange. Overview. Inhaled O 2 moves from an area of high concentration (alveoli) to an area to low concentration (lung capillaries). CO 2 follows the reverse path. Blood has hemoglobin ( Hb ) that carries 4 O 2 molecules at a time. Cell respiration uses O 2 and makes CO 2 .

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Buccinator

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Drug Classifications

Drug Classifications. Drugs are a diverse and fall into many categories The most common categories of medications will be covered here There are others but in the interest of importance and simplicity the following lecture should provide a general starting point. Analgesics. Narcotics

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RESPIRATION Internal vs. external

RESPIRATION Internal vs. external. External Respiration. External Respiration = Lungs Pulmonary Capillaries. Internal Respiration. Internal Respiration = Systemic Capillaries Body Tissue. Internal Respiration.

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2003-2004 Review of Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs

2003-2004 Review of Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs. 10 August 2014 1:22 AM. Acetazolamide. Diuretic Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor. Amiloride. Potassium sparing diuretic Sodium channel inhibitor Antihypertensive. Bumetanide. Loop diuretic Na + -K + -2Cl - transporter inhibitor.

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Haemoglobin

Haemoglobin. Basic Knowledge:. Haemoglobin is an iron protein - compound in red blood cells that transports oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitric oxide. It carries oxygen to body cells. After releasing oxygen to the body tissues, haemoglobin picks up carbon dioxide and transports it to the lungs.

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HPC in molecular modelling

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On the nature of cavities on protein surfaces: Application to the Identification of drug-binding sites

On the nature of cavities on protein surfaces: Application to the Identification of drug-binding sites. Murad Nayal, Barry Honig Columbia University, NY Proteins: Structure, Function and Bioinformatics, Accepted 15 Nov. 05. Ankur Dhanik. Abstract.

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Chymotrypsin

Chymotrypsin. Proteases. Covalent Intermediate. Class. Nucleophile(s ). Base. Serine protease. Ser/water. His. Yes. Cysteine protease. Cys /water. His. Yes. Aspartyl protease. water. Asp. No. Metalloprotease (Zn). water. Glu. No. Proton Shuttle in Carbonic Anhydrase.

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