PRACTICAL PROTEIN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, SECOND EDITION
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Lecture 4 Background Reading Textbook, Chapters 2 and 21 Protein Structure Biology 1F25 for Biology Non-Majors The People Who Prepared This Lecture What is a protein? Name some kinds of proteins Enzymes Transporters Hormones (some) Hormone rece -
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The hierarchical description of protein structure Primary structure (amino acid sequence) Secondary structure is defined by the phi and psi angles of the backbone atoms of the amino acid residues, and the hydrogen bonds between main chain atoms. Te -
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Proteins How information is transferred between and within cells Translation in prokaryotes Fig. 5.1a Translation Fig. 5.1b Fig. 5.1C Ribosomes Fig. 5.2 Transfer RNA Fig. 5.3 Adding amino acids to a peptide Fig. 5.4 Fig. 5.5 Translation -
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Chapter 4 3D structure of proteins Problems: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 (May do 10 in lab) 4.0 Intro Last chapter 1o structure, - what are the chemical bonds This chapter 2o,3o,4o structure what is arrangement of atoms in space This is incredibly important -
Globular proteins Part II Lecture 9 BINF 5230 1 1 Let us shortly summarize the main points we discussed in the previous lectures. Forces controlling Protein Structure: van der Waals Forces There are both attractive and repulsive van der Waals forc -
Globular proteins Part II Lecture 9 BINF 5230 1 1 Let us shortly summarize the main points we discussed in the previous lectures. Forces controlling Protein Structure: van der Waals Forces There are both attractive and repulsive van der Waals forc