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UCLA - CEE - 11024155
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Fig. 4-27 LehnFig. 4-27 LehnFig. 6-2 B and TMolten GlobuleFinal folded formFig. 6-5 B and TFig. 4-29 LehnFig. 4-28 LehnCrowded cytoplasm(tRNA in blue, ribosomes in green, proteins in red)Molecular Chaperones function analogously to human counter
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Protein Kinase Domain Alignments (all of the N lobe, part of the C lobe) < 1> P l oop < - 2 - - > < - - 3-><- B-> A002101_Rsk3 43 ISNHVKEGFEKADPSQFELLKVLGQGSYGKVFLVRKVTGSDAGQLYAMKVLKKATLKVRD A001562_Msk1 32 RTANLTGHAEKVGIENFELLKVLGTGAYGKVFLVRKISGHDAGKLYAM
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Lehn. Fig. 3-16Lehn Fig. 12-24Fig. 18-11 B and T>gi|156365516|ref|XP_001626691.1| predicted protein [Nematostella vectensis] MSFSYYTNTSSQSLARPLSAPILDEAFQAHGQSG HRFVRKTFTRPTYCHHCTDMLWGFTNQGFMCDVC NFVTHDRCMIFVTIPCVSIATTLVKIPVAHTWSG LSFSFRKKFCSVCRRRLEDIPA
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Fig. 4-6 LehnAlpha helix stability affected by: Electrostatic repulsion or attraction between charged side chains Repulsion between bulky side chains Interactions between residues 3 - 4 apart Whether or not pro/gly present Amino acids at ends interacting
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Lehn. Fig. 3-9Lehn. Fig. 3-10In a highly basic solution (pH 13), the dominant form of glycine is: A) NH3+-CH2-COOH B) NH2-CH2-COOH C) NH2-CH3+-COOD) NH2-CH2-COOE) NH3+-CH2-COO-Fig. 3-12 LehnLehn. Fig. 3-13Lehn 3-14Lehn. Fig. 3-16Lehn 3-1402_31_pro
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