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Lecture 1: Introduction to proteins
How many amino acids are commonly...,
How do you recognise if an amino ...,
How do you recognise if an amino ...
7
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Lecture 2: Elements of protein structure I
What are the properties of the al...,
What are the properties of the be...,
How is the alpha helix formed
13
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Lecture 3: Elements of protein structure II
What makes up domains,
What are super secondary structures,
What are examples of non covalent...
10
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Lecture 4 & 5: Haemoglobin as a model protein
What is haemoglobins function,
What is the structure of haemoglobin,
How is heme globin arranged in ha...
11
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Lecture 6: Variants of haemoglobin
What are the main feature of foet...,
How does the foetus receive oxyge...,
Why doesnt hbf bind as strongly t...
10
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Lecture 7: Post-translational modificaitons
What are the two categories of pr...,
What are post translational modif...,
What is phosphorylation catalysed...
7
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Lecture 8: The awesome power of enzymes
What are enzymes how do the catal...,
Why are biological systems not ve...,
What is enzyme engineering
3
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Lecture 9: Biotechnology
What are the problems associated ...,
What are the problems associated ...,
What are the disadvantages and ad...
5
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Lecture 10: Enzyme introduction
How do enzymes increase the rate ...,
What are the two models of enzyme...,
What happens to the enzyme in the...
10
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Lecture 11: Enzyme kinetics, inhibition and regulation
What effect does substrate concen...,
What effect does enzyme concentra...,
What is first order kinetics what...
9
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Lecture 12: Enzyme kinetics, inhibition and regulation II
What is vo or vi,
What are isoenzymes isozymes,
What are zymogens how are they ac...
6
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Lecture 13
What is an enzyme inhibitor inhib...,
What are irreversible inhibitors,
What are reversible inhibitors wh...
7
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Lecture 14: Introduction to pharmacology
What is pharmacology what is toxi...,
What is a drug where do they come...,
What are the four types of physio...
9
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Lecture 15: Nuclear receptors as drug targets
What are nuclear receptors summary,
How do nuclear receptors control ...,
How does the receptor get into th...
8
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Lecture 16: G-protein coupled receptors as drug targets
What are g protein coupled recept...,
What are the reaction responses f...,
What do second messengers do
8
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Lecture 17: Membrane lipids and their proteins
What are the functions of membran...,
How do membrane proteins interact...,
What is membrane fluidity affecte...
8
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Lecture 18: Membrane channels and exporters
What is passive transport,
What is active transport where do...,
What is co transport what are the...
8
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