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How to isolate a protein,
Name two digestive proteins,
What are three methods to identif...
4
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amino acids
Define the properties of amino acids,
What are the properties of polar ...,
What are the different types of s...
11
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peptide stuctures
How many amino acid chains make a...,
Define the 4 stages of protein st...,
What are the three parts of the m...
13
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protein folding and folding diseases
What is a super secondary stucture,
What are 4 types of super seconda...,
What are the 4 kinds of protein f...
17
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enzymes 1
How does gibs energy determine th...,
What is the main function of enzymes,
How does a reaction proceed
10
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Enzymes 2
What are the feature of an enzyme...,
What is the energy transition as ...,
What are the advantages of weak b...
9
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Enzyme rate
Define what km and kcat is ow can...,
What is vmax and v0,
What is an enzyme progress curve
10
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enzyme inhibition
Define what a kenetically perfect...,
For what reason are enzyme inhibi...,
What is a reversabe compaired to ...
8
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Hemoglobin 1
What is the importance of globins...,
What are the properties of heme,
What are the strcutural propertie...
11
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Hemoglobin 2
What is a conformational change,
What effect does the his7 have,
What change occurs when o2 binds ...
12
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inhibition and activation of receptors
What are the steps of protein act...,
What is the difference in pharmac...,
What are the normal two ways we c...
17
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genetics 1
What is the central dogma of mole...,
What is the gene structure and ho...,
What does the promotor region con...
6
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Genetics + disease
What is a general overview of tra...,
What is a codon codon redundancy,
What is genetic variation and why...
9
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Inheritance + monogenetic disorders
What is the difference between ga...,
What is the difference between mo...,
What is retinitis pegmentosa
9
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inheritance and polygenetic disorders
What are the twtypes of polygenet...,
How can envrionmental factors imp...,
Why are polygenetic disorders ver...
12
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LAB 1
What does dilution factor 10 mean,
Where does iodine bind to startch,
Why does ph damage protein structure
9
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recombinant technologys
Recombinant dna technologys,
What is the main tool used in rec...,
What are the key components of a ...
7
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How to create recombinace
What are the steps to creating a ...,
What is the challage of growing i...,
How do we grow insulin in bacteria
8
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protein design
What are the two factors for reco...,
What is the application for desig...,
What are the steps to design a ne...
5
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Metabolisum overview
What is the first law of thermody...,
Why is adenosine triphosphate a g...,
What is a macromolecule
8
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mid term prep
What are basic numerical values f...,
Why are glycine proline helix bre...,
3
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