Insulin contains fifty-one amino acids. How many base-pairs are required to code the amino acids? Genetic Code: The biological information coded chemically into genetic form by the use of biochemical molecules, known as nucleotides, is called genetic code. All the...
It is possible to calculate the expected average fragment size for a given genomic DNA if the percent GC content of the DNA and the recognition sequence of the restriction enzyme are known. For example, in a genome with 50% GC content and no dinucleotide bias, a four-cutter can be expecte...
What is the Lewis structure of SO2Cl2? What is the Lewis dot structure for C2H6? How to calculate formal charge from Lewis structure What is the Lewis structure of CO? What is the Lewis dot structure for H2S? What is the Lewis structure for CH3Br?
In neurons, the quantities of mRNAs and proteins are traditionally assumed to be determined by functional, electrical or genetic factors. Yet, there may also be global, currently unknown computational rules that are valid across different molecular species inside a cell. Surprisingly, our results show...
We next asked how it is possible that long-lived misfolded proteins are able to bypass the post-translational cellular chaperone machinery. To address this question we used coarse-grained Langevin dynamics to calculate the dissociation constant between the chaperone GroEL and three distinct conformational...
This was demonstrated by the simultaneous detection of the mutation underlying Miller syndrome by WGS of a family consisting of two affected siblings and their parents with the added bonus of being able to calculate a human intergenerational mutation rate of approximately 1.1 × 10-8 per position ...
Error bars in (B), (C) and (D) represent SEM of triplicate data used to calculate the representative IC50 values in (A). (E) Location of BimBH3 ‘h0’ and h1 residues in the proposed alternative Bax binding site, the α1/α6 interface (Gavathiotis et al., 2008). The model ...
It is possible to calculate the expected average fragment size for a given genomic DNA if the percent GC content of the DNA and the recognition sequence of the restriction enzyme are known. For example, in a genome with 50% GC content and no dinucleotide bias, a four-cutter can be expecte...
Calculate the change in pH when 37.00 mL of a 0.700 M solution of NaOH is added to 1.00 L of a solution that is 1.00 M in sodium and 1.00 M in acetic acid. What is the overall charge of glutamic acid at a pH of 2 and 9? Why aren't the other amin...
The pKa values of amino (-NH2) and carboxyl (-COOH) groups are 2.4 and 9.8. (i) Calculate the pOH and the molarity How do you describe covalent bonding? Why is ATP so full of energy? Why is it necessary to phosphorylate molecules? How can we identify the strength of acids? ...