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Introduction to Biochemistry

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3/29 & 4/1/13 MCB 2000 Lecture 19 Outline: Glycolysis • Function • Where does it occur? • When does it occur? • Types of chemical reactions • Key reactions / enzymes • Fate of pyruvate: fermentation vs. aerobic respiration • How is it regulated? 3/29 & 4/1/13 MCB 2000 Lecture 19 Why does the breakdown of glucose require so many reactions? 3/29 & 4/1/13 MCB 2000 Le

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team found, have a self-complementary ‘steric zipper’ structure that lets them mesh very tightly with an identical segment exposed on another protein 5 . Several of these segments are needed to seed, or nucleate, an amyloid. Seg- ments stack atop one another to form sheets, two of which zip together to form the spine of the fibril. As it grows, the fibril is fr

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Erica Hess Biochemistry Buffer Lab ideas 2. The carboxyl group had already lost its proton where we started since our pH was higher than an ideal titration curve. If we had started ~2, we would have seen the curve go from COOH  COO-. We didn’t get to see this pKa. The pKa of the amino group ~9.13, and literature states Arginine is 9.04 so one can see that the number w

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