'Common amino acids' diaporamas de présentation

Protein Structure and Folding

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Proteins

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Sequence Similarity Searching 24 th September, 2012

Sequence Similarity Searching 24 th September, 2012. Ansuman Chattopadhyay , PhD, Head, Molecular Biology Information Service Health Sciences Library System University of Pittsburgh ansuman@pitt.edu http://www.hsls.pitt.edu/guides/genetics. Objectives. science behind BLAST

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Biology 534 Mr. Taylor

Biology 534 Mr. Taylor. Required materials Pen, Pencil, Ruler, Eraser, Red Pen Binder (or Exercise books) for notes Duotang (or similar folder) to keep assignments in. You will be assigned a textbook (next week) Make a protective cover for it.

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Proteins and Amino Acids

Proteins and Amino Acids. Biological Functions of Proteins. Facilitate biochemical reactions Structural support Storage and Transport Immune protection Generate movement Transmission of nerve impulses Control growth and differentiation. Key Properties of Proteins.

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Chemistry of Life/ Carbon Compounds

Chemistry of Life/ Carbon Compounds. Chapter 10, Lessons 1 & 2. Elements of Life. Biomass is the total mass of all living matter on Earth, which is made up mostly of the elements sulfur, phosphorus, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen (SPONCH)

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Making Sense of DNA

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the essence of life...

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Astrobiology

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Unit-II Synthetic Biology: Protein Synthesis

Unit-II Synthetic Biology: Protein Synthesis. Synthetic Biology is - A) the design and construction of new biological parts, devices, and systems, and B) the re-design of existing, natural biological systems for useful purposes. Protein Synthesis: Central Dogma.

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Section 14.5 Uncommon amino a cids

Uncommon amino acids, amino acids forming proteins, and primary structure of a protein Sections 14.5-14.8 By Melissa Myers, Caroline Stepanik , and Jade Coxe. Section 14.5 Uncommon amino a cids. Along with the 20 amino acids found in proteins there are many other amino acids known

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Chapter 2: The Chemistry of Life

Chapter 2: The Chemistry of Life . Section 2.2: The Compounds of Life. Macromolecules:. Mono mers, meaning single units, are small molecules. Poly mers, meaning many units, are assembled by combining monomers to form large molecules.

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Comparison of RNA and DNA

Comparison of RNA and DNA. What makes tRNA?. a) Amino acid which is specific to each tRNA. (b) CCA base sequence to which the amino acid is attached by the 'Activating Enzyme'. (c) Complementary base pairing sequence. Helical in shape. (d) 8 free bases non-pairing giving one loop of RNA.

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Carbon Compounds

Carbon Compounds. Why is carbon so important to life?. 6 P 6 N. The Chemistry of Carbon. A whole branch of chemistry is set aside just to study carbon compounds ~Organic chemistry Organic chemistry is the study of all compounds that contain bonds between carbon atoms.

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Functions of Proteins

Functions of Proteins. By: Alec Hoover, Katie Klick, and Cory Yerger (14.1-14.4). Functions of Proteins. Structural support Animals have structural proteins. These are chief constituents in skin, bones, hair, and nails. Two important proteins are: Collagen and keratin Catalysis

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Chapter 14 Amino Acids

Chapter 14 Amino Acids. 14.1-14.4 By: Alexa & Bethany. 14.1 What are the many functions of proteins?. Proteins are the most important biological compounds

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Chemical Compounds in Cells

Chemical Compounds in Cells. Section 3, Chapter 1 Cells and Heredity. Elements and Compounds. An element is any substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances. Ex: Oxygen The smallest unit of an element is an atom.

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Chapter 14.1-14.4 Proteins

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