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Lecture 2 - Introduction to Biochemistry #2
What does the central dogma of bi...,
What determines the protein s fun...,
What determines how the protein f...
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Lecture 3 - Introduction to Proteins
What are proteins described as,
What are proteins and what do the...,
What is 1a
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Lecture 4 - Building Blocks of Proteins: Amino Acids
What do all amino acids contain,
An alpha carbon with 4 different ...,
What forms can amino acids exist in
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Lecture 5 - Elements of Protein Structure
Amino acids are joined by,
How are the amino acid residues i...,
What is each protein made of
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Lecture 6 – Folding a Protein
What is a supersecondary structure,
What are common motifs of superse...,
What are examples of helix turn h...
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Lecture 7 - Enzymes are Essential for Life
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G 0,
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Lecture 8 - How do enzymes catalyse reactions?
Where does enzyme substrate bindi...,
What does the active site do,
What is considered optimal binding
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Lecture 9 - Measuring and Comparing the Activities of Enzymes
What does a progress curve do,
When is initial reaction velocity...,
What happens if there is sufficie...
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Lecture 10 - Control of Enzyme activity
What is the upper limit for kcat ...,
When is an enzyme considered a pe...,
What is an enzyme inhibitors
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Lecture 11 - O2 transport and Storage by Haemoglobin and Myoglobin Pt. I
What is the primary structure of ...,
What is the secondary structure o...,
What is the tertiary structure of...
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Lecture 12 - O2 Transport and Storage by Haemoglobin and Myoglobin Pt. II
What does the haem look like in d...,
What happens to the haem upon the...,
What will weaken oxygen binding
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Lecture 13 - Activation and inhibition of proteins Pt. I
What is pharmacology the study of,
What is toxicology the study of,
What factors can play a hugge rol...
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Lecture 14 - Activation and Inhibition of Proteins Pt. II
What are some ways that a message...,
What do the multi step pathways o...,
Which of the two mechanisms of si...
27
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Lecture 15 - How genes makes proteins and cells
What is the central dogma of mole...,
What is a gene,
What do all genes have
43
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Lecture 16 - Genetic changes and protein function
What carries out translation,
Where does translation occur,
What is the purpose of translation
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Lecture 17 - Genetic Variation & Disease #1
How much dna do diploid organisms...,
What is dna packaged onto,
What does each chromosome have
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Lecture 18 - Genetic Variation & Disease #2
What are monogenic traits,
What patterns do monogenic traits...,
Can environment influence monogen...
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Lecture 19 - Recombinant DNA Technologies
What are recombinant dna technolo...,
What is gfp used for,
What are critical elements for re...
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Lecture 20 - Using Recombinant DNA Technologies to Make Proteins
The genetic code is,
___ reverse transcribes into ___ ...,
What are the key steps in produci...
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Lecture 21 - Biotechnology in use
Can epo carry out ptm what cells ...,
Can insulin carry out ptm what ce...,
Can antithrombin carry out ptm wh...
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Lecture 22 - Energy Balances in Cells and Organisms
What is the first law of thermody...,
What does biochemistry rely on,
What happens during anabolism
43
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Lecture 23 - Glucose as a fuel molecule #1
What is glucose,
What is hexose,
What are the 3 types of drawn con...
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Lecture 24 - Glucose as a fuel molecule #2
What are the basic steps of glyco...,
What is the activation of glucose,
What are the two phases of glycol...
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Lecture 24 - Glycolysis
What is the driving force for thi...,
Describe this reaction,
What type of reaction is this and...
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Lecture 25 - Fatty acids as a fuel molecule #1
What is the chemical nature of li...,
What are the three forms of lipid...,
What is an example of a sterol
40
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Lecture 26 - Fatty acids as a fuel molecule #2
Do adipose tissues make lipoproteins,
What does adipose lipase do,
Are free fatty acids polar or non...
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Lecture 27 - Citric Acid Cycle
What is the citric cycle also kno...,
Where does the citric acid cycle ...,
What does the cycle mean in the cac
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Lecture 28 - Amino Acids as Fuel Molecules
What does protein digestion involve,
What do endopeptidases do,
What do exopeptidases do
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Lecture 29 - Oxidative phosphorylation: Electron Transport Chain
What are the two reactions couple...,
What are the two reactions couple...,
What is the electron transport chain
31
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Lecture 30 - Oxidative Phosphorylation: ATP synthase
What is the proton motive force pmf,
What 2 energetic gradients create...,
What type of gradient is the pmf
34
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Lecture 31 - Coordinating Metabolism: Insulin and Glucose Transport
What is metabolic homeostasis,
What is the preferred fuel type f...,
What is the preferred fuel type f...
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Lecture 32 - Coordinating Metabolism: Fuel Storage
Why do we need fuel stores,
What is glucose stored as,
What are fatty acids stored as
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Lecture 33 - Coordinating Metabolism: Fuel Mobilisation
What is the fuel mobilisation pro...,
What is the fuel mobilisation pro...,
What is the fuel mobilisation pro...
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Lecture 34 - Coordinating Metabolism: Starvation
What are key concepts of energy h...,
How much glycogen is stored in th...,
How much glucose does the brain n...
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Lecture 35 - Coordinating Metabolism: Diabetes (Type II)
What does hba1c test measure,
Why is glycated haemoglobin the m...,
Type 2 diabetes is insulin _______
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Lecture 36 - Coordinating Metabolism: Obesity
What is obesity,
What does obesity influence,
What does obesity increase the ri...
29
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