'Protein chain' presentation slideshows

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Ooopsies & Schedule

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Protein Sequence, Structure, and Functio n Lab

Protein Sequence, Structure, and Functio n Lab. Gustavo Caetano - Anolles. Powerpoint by Casey Hanson. Exercise. In this exercise we will be doing the following: Visualize the structure of various proteins in the Protein Data Bank.

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PROTEIN PHYSICS LECTURE 1 Introduction & overview

PROTEIN PHYSICS LECTURE 1 Introduction & overview. Globular proteins. Membrane proteins. Fibrous proteins. H-bonds (NH:::OC) & hydrophobic forces. Protein chain (gene-encoded sequence). PROTEIN HAS DEFINITE 3D STRUCTURE. Homologous (closely related) proteins.

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Cell structure and function-protein synthesis

Cell structure and function-protein synthesis. What is protein synthesis?. Messenger RNA from the cell nucleus is moved systemically along the ribosome where transfer RNA adds individual amino acid molecules to the lengthening protein chain. Ribosomes. Structure

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Revision questions

Revision questions. What do you understand by supplementary/complementary value of proteins? (Give an example) Give an account of the properties of protein (with a culinary use where possible). Outline the biological functions of protein. What is the RI value of protein?

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MCB100 Introductory Microbiology September 12, 2018

MCB100 Introductory Microbiology September 12, 2018. Image from: Brookhaven National Laboratory - US Department of Energy - www.bnl.gov.

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PROTEIN PHYSICS LECTURES 22-23

PROTEIN PHYSICS LECTURES 22-23. PROTEIN STRUCTURE PREDICTION FROM ITS AMINO ACID SEQUENCE: Homology Secondary structure Tertiary structure BIOINFORMATICS PROTEIN ENGINEERING AND DESIGN. Homology. - - - - - -. PREDICTION FROM HOMOLOGY. SIMILAR SEQUENCES ?? SIMILAR FOLDS.

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DNA, RNA, and Proteins

DNA, RNA, and Proteins. DNA and Protein Synthesis. DNA contains the genetic information to make amino acids Amino acids combine to make proteins These proteins determine the physical traits of an organism and control cellular functions. Proteins do everything,

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DNA, RNA, and Proteins

DNA, RNA, and Proteins. DNA and Protein Synthesis. DNA contains the genetic information to make amino acids Amino acids combine to make proteins These proteins determine the physical traits of an organism and control cellular functions. Proteins do everything,

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DNA, RNA, and Proteins

DNA, RNA, and Proteins. DNA and Protein Synthesis. DNA contains the genetic information to make amino acids Amino acids combine to make proteins These proteins determine the physical traits of an organism and control cellular functions. Proteins do everything,

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DNA, RNA, and Proteins

DNA, RNA, and Proteins. DNA and Protein Synthesis. DNA contains the genetic information to make amino acids Amino acids combine to make proteins These proteins determine the physical traits of an organism and control cellular functions. Proteins do everything,

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Transcription vs. Translation

Transcription vs. Translation. Making Proteins. Messenger RNA. Ribosomal RNA. Transfer RNA. Bring amino acids to ribosome. Combine with proteins. tRNA. mRNA. Carry instructions. rRNA. DNA. Ribosome. Ribosomes. Reviewing RNA. Section 12-3. RNA. can be. also called.

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Excerpt from Chapter 19: Proteins

Excerpt from Chapter 19: Proteins. University of Louisiana at Lafayette CHEM 125, Leonard All images used with permission of publisher (Cengage Learning). Zwitterion. A zwitterion has two oppositely charged ions which exist in the same molecule. a. O. H 3 N. CH. C. O. R. +. ?.

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TRANSLATION

TRANSLATION. TRANSLATION. The process where the mRNA code is translated into amino acids which are combined to make a protein Occurs on a ribosome. TRANSLATION. mRNA Codon. G roup of 3 nucleotides Each codon codes for a specific amino acid GCU = Alanine 64 different codons.

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Translation (mRNA ? Proteins)

Translation (mRNA ? Proteins). B-4.4: Summarize the basic processes involved in protein synthesis (including transcription and translation). process of interpreting the genetic message and building the proteins Begins when mRNA (made during transcription) attaches to a ribosome

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Bacteria Can Be Eliminated In Many Ways

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research paper (erpublication.org)

research paper (erpublication.org)

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