
Structure of Proteins
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Structure of Proteins
This free online course in organic chemistry and biology explains the structure and functions of proteins.
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In this free course, you will learn how to:
- State the characteristics of the ‘beta bend’
- Discuss the different hierarchical structures of a protein or polypeptide
- List the important parameters for protein purification
- Describe the Ramachandran plot
- Outline the property types on which protein purification can be based
- Explain the functions of protein
- Define an ‘enzyme’
- List the class of enzymes in the correct order as per their nomenclature system
- Classify enzymes on the basis of cofactors
- Discuss the derivation of the Michaelis-Menten equation
- Recall the factors affecting enzyme-catalyzed reactions
- Define ‘proteases’ and their types
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