Proteins Structures Primary Structure Proteins Primary Structure Proteins
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Proteins Structures • Primary Structure
Proteins • Primary Structure
Proteins • Sequence of Amino Acids
Proteins • Primary Structure
Proteins • Secondary Structure - Alpha Helix
Secondary Structure of Proteins • Alpha Helix - hydrogen bonds between amide groups.
Secondary Structure of Proteins • Alpha Helix - hydrogen bonds between amide groups.
Proteins • Secondary Structure
Secondary Structure Proteins • Pleated sheet - hydrogen bonds between chains
Shape from Bends, Folds and Loops • Tertiary Structure
Tertiary Structure of Proteins • Hydrogen bonding between side chains • Salt Bridges between side chains
Tertiary Structure of Proteins • Disulfide bonds between the cysteine - SH
Tertiary Structure of Proteins • Hydrophobic - non-polar interactions
Proteins • Primary Structure
Quaternary Structure of Proteins
Quaternary Structure of Proteins • Interaction of two or more chains • Collagen - triple helix
Quaternary Structure of Proteins • Interaction of two or more chains • Insulin - two chains bonded by disulfide
Quaternary Structure of Proteins • Interaction of two or more chains • Insulin - two chains bonded by disulfide
Globular Proteins • Heme and Myoglobin
Globular Proteins • Heme and Myoglobin
Globular Proteins • Hemoglobin - 4 chains, 4 heme groups
Protein Structure • Review the four kinds of structure - simple definitions.
Proteins • Primary Structure
Hydrolysis breaks primary sequence by splitting into amino acids • Review the four kinds of structure - simple definitions.
Denaturation • Review the four kinds of structure - simple definitions.
Denaturation • Review the four kinds of structure - simple definitions.
Denaturation • Disrupt Hydrogen Bonding - alcohol
Denaturation • Disrupt salt bridges - acids and bases
Denaturation • Disrupt disulfide bonds - reducing agents, heavy metals.
- Primary secondary tertiary quaternary structure of proteins
- Give other examples of homologous structures
- Primary derived proteins
- Higher order structure of proteins
- Example of lipids monomer
- Graded bedding
- Perl scalar
- Channel vs carrier proteins
- Globular vs fibrous proteins
- All enzymes are globular proteins
- Section 8-1 carbohydrates fats and proteins answer key
- Salting in and salting out of proteins
- Protein building blocks
- Example of denatured protein
- Monomers of protein
- Tertiary protein structure
- Protein metabolism notes
- Protein folding
- Protein databases
- Metodo di lowry
- Dr nutrition
- Functions of membrane proteins
- Motifs and domains of proteins
- Transport
- Peripheral vs integral proteins
- Selectively permeable definition biology
- Precipitation of proteins by strong mineral acids
- Salting out proteins
- Fibrous protein example
- Not all enzymes are proteins