'Fibrous protein' diaporamas de présentation

2014 ANATOMY(B)

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The Human Body

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Polymer Molecules

Polymer Molecules. Condensation and Addition Polymers. Proteins and Enzymes,. Index. Condensation polymers; starch, polyamides and polyesters. Proteins. Enzymes. Linear and cross-linked polymers. Specialised polymers. Consumption of plastic. History of Plastics. H. H. O. O. H. +.

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Beta structures

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Nutrition

Nutrition. Why do we need food? Energy Provides raw materials for growth and repair Makes chemicals needed for metabolic reactions The 6 most common elements in food are : Carbon (C) Hydrogen (H) Oxygen (O) Nitrogen (N) Phosphorous (P) Sulphur (S).

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PROTEIN STRUCTURES

PROTEIN STRUCTURES. To see some of these images in 3D you will need a Blue or Cyan filter on your left eye and a Red or Magenta filter on your right eye. (Experiment with the filters for best effect). Left Right. Proteins are formed from Amino Acids joined in a chain.

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Globular Proteins

Protein can be classified according to solubility, shape or the presence of nonprotein groups, etc. For example:

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PORIFERA VOCAB

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