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This review explores the intricate relationship between amino acids, their dissociation at varying pH levels, and the resulting effects on protein structure. We delve into the secondary and quaternary structures of proteins, emphasizing the significance of amide linkages and peptide formation. The analysis includes conversion factors for nitrogen to protein content in food and evaluates protein efficiency ratios, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of protein quality and its measurement techniques through chromatograms of amino acids.
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1. PROTEINS
6. Amino Acid
8. Review
10. At pH=3.2
12. At pH 10.5
13. Relationship between Dissociation of Amino Acid and pH
14. Effects of pH on the Concentration of Different Groups
32. Amide Linkage and Peptides
35. Secondary Structure
36. Secondary Protein Structure
44. Quaternary Structure
47. PROTEIN DETERMINATION
49. Secondary Protein Structure
57. Conversion Factors from Nitrogen to Protein for Foods
72. Chromatogram of Amino Acids
74. Secondary Protein Structure
78. Protein Quality
86. Protein Efficiency Ratio for Foods
87. Protein Efficiency Ratio for Foods