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Lecture 1
What are proteins what is the rel...,
What is an angstrom what is the unit,
What is the basic structure for e...
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Lecture 2
What levels of protein structure ...,
What angle is fully extended and ...,
What bonds do each greek letter r...
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Lecture 3
What are the main elements of pro...,
What is the protein structural sh...,
What elements make up tertiary st...
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Lecture 4
How many helices and turns doe my...,
What are the key points about myo...,
How are individual amino acids la...
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Lecture 5
What is the normal position of fe...,
What is 2 3 bpg,
What happens with and without bpg...
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Lecture 6
What is hbf how does it differ wi...,
What is the general trend for glo...,
Where are the two main globin sub...
9
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Lecture 7
What is a proteome how does it occur,
What two methods can increase div...,
What are the three ways ptms may ...
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Lecture 8
Why are biological systems not go...,
How do enzymes increase the abili...,
Why do enzyme catalyzed rates fal...
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Lecture 9
What two features are necessary f...,
What two specificity types do enz...,
How does the enzyme substrate int...
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Lecture 10
Why is it important to measure th...,
What is the effect on enzyme conc...,
What is the effect on substrate c...
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Lecture 13
What were common sources for ther...,
How does recombinant technology work,
What are the pros and cons of pro...
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Lecture 14
How is skin colour caused what ce...,
What is melanoma what is a possib...,
What is the production pathway fo...
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Lecture 11
What are some methods of enzyme r...,
How many enzymes need to be regul...,
What are the key properties of al...
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Lecture 15
What questions does pharmacology ...,
What is toxicology what questions...,
What are drugs how do they act an...
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Lecture 16
What is the anatomy of g protein ...,
What are g protein receptors acti...,
How do g proteins work what is th...
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Lecture 17
What are some examples of molecul...,
How do nuclear receptors work,
Summarise nuclear receptors
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Lecture 18
What is good and bad about compar...,
What is the structure of hydrocar...,
What are aphipathic molecules and...
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Lecture 19
What does cholesterol do to membr...,
Where can lipids within the membr...,
What are membrane proteins used f...
9
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Lecture 20
What is catabolism and anabolism,
What are the energy equations of ...,
Give an example of genetic compon...
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Lecture 21
What must be done to the complex ...,
What do salivary glands secrete,
What does the stomach do and secr...
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Lecture 22
What does dietary protein provide,
What is kwashiokhor,
What are the essential amino acids
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Lecture 23
What is the main challenge of lip...,
What do lipases do,
What do bile salts do what are th...
10
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Lecture 24
What are the characteristics of v...,
How can we tell if people are get...,
What is the rdi and where can vit...
6
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Lecture 25
What is the nz diet state for min...,
What is the nz diet state for tra...,
What do minerals act as and what ...
6
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Lecture 26
What forms can energy be changed ...,
What is energy coupling and what ...,
What process is coupled with atp ...
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Lecture 27
What are the main points about gl...,
What are the two phases in glycol...,
What occurs in the energy input p...
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Lecture 28
When do anaerobic reactions occur...,
What does beta oxidation produce,
What is the preferred fuel for mo...
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Lecture 29
What do we produce in total from ...,
What are the overall points on th...,
What are the steps in the citric ...
7
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Lecture 30
When are amino acids used for ene...,
What are the methods of removing ...,
What coenzyme is used in aminotra...
9
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Lecture 31
What is the electron transport ch...,
How do electrons move in the etc ...,
What increases as the electrons m...
8
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Lecture 32
What is the proton motive force,
What is dnp and why is it illegal,
What is atp synthases structure a...
6
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Lecture 34
What is ethanol what is its fuel ...,
What are the levels in the blood ...,
What does acetyl coa synthetase do
6
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Lecture 35
Why are energy stores needed in o...,
How are our foods stored in order...,
How is fat storage done
9
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Lecture 36
During starvation what needs to o...,
Where does our energy for starvat...,
How does glycogenolysis occur
7
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Lecture 37
What is the difference between ae...,
What is myosin atpase and how lon...,
How is phosphocreatine used by mu...
8
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Lecture 38
What are common diabetes symptoms...,
What are the two types of diabete...,
What is blood glucose levels like...
10
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Lecture 39
How many new zealanders are obese...,
What is body mass index and what ...,
What are some disease examples re...
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Lecture 40
What is metabolism in the brain a...,
What is metabolism in the heart a...,
What is metabolism in the liver like
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