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The role of ATP is examined in terms of the second law of thermodynamics and the relationship between the Gibbs function, enthalpy and entropy. The way in which ATP is used, not as an energy store, with...
Begins with a summary of glycolysis, phosphorylation and dehydrogenation and the part of the electron transport chain in the production of ATP from glucose. The conventional view of the terminal phosphate...
Discusses water chemistry, amino acid structure, peptide bonds, protein synthesis, secondary and tertiary protein structure, functions of proteins.
Sickle cell anaemia is given as an example of a point mutation. Includes methods of determining amino acid sequence in normal and mutant proteins.
Shows enzymes as regulators of molecular pathways; mechanism of enzyme action; specificity; effects of pH and temperature; inhibitors; coenzymes and prosthetic groups; ATP and energy production pathways as...
Shows structure of enzymes as evidence of mechanism; feedback inhibition; repression of enzyme synthesis.
Examines constraints on 3-dimensional configuration of proteins. X-ray methods used in determining 3-D structure
A university research student in biochemistry is introduced to the handling unsealed radioactive material in her research by her departmental radiation supervisor. The basic physics, safety, and handling are...
C.265/10 (Univ London)
Traces the various stages from the uptake of an antigen to the digestion of the antigen by the phagocytes.
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