What is the monomer unit of protein ? Give two examples of monomers , ... 03:46 Give reason for the following : (i) Amino acids have high melting poin... 06:53 Towards which electrode would an alpha-amino acid migrate in an electr... 04:11 What changes occur in the nature of egg...
A monomer is defined as a small molecular unit that can be linked to other units to form a repetitive chain. The repetitive chain is called a polymer, and some examples of biologically relevant polymers include DNA, carbohydrates, and proteins....
What are the monomer 'building blocks' that make up the protein? (a) Monosaccharides (b) Glycerol molecules (c) Amino acid (d) Fatty acid (e) Cholesterol molecules What type of molecules have subunits called monosaccharides? What type of molecule is shown below: lipid, nucleic ...
Cryofixation has proven to be the gold standard for efficient preservation of native cell ultrastructure compared to chemical fixation, but this approach is not widely used in fluorescence microscopy owing to implementation challenges. Here, we develop C
This monomer protein has the differentiation induction activity of 2 times in comparison with the dimer protein which is suitable, vis-a-vis bone bud cell stocks. Ceric, you can list threonine, the alanine and the valine etc as the other amino acid which it should you replace, the ...
The BCL-2 protein family determines the commitment of cells to apoptosis, an ancient cell suicide programme that is essential for development, tissue homeostasis and immunity. Too little apoptosis can promote cancer and autoimmune diseases; too much apoptosis can augment ischaemic conditions and drive ...
protein folding funnel transition state ensemble Introduction It is the essence of a process of organization that it begins with many possible states and ends with a relative few. Protein folding in vitro, as a process of spontaneous molecular self-organization, must have as its most complete theo...
Another important physical property of micelles is the aggregation number. This is defined as the average number of detergent monomers in a micelle. While during protein extraction, the detergent concentration should be in excess of the CMC, during purification detergent concentration should be kept ...
Which 1 of the following is not usually a force that helps to hold the monomer units of a quaternary protein together? (a) Peptide bonds (b) Disulfide bonds (c) Salt bonds (d) Hydrophobic interactions. When a lipid is attached to a protein, it is called a ___. Peptide bonds are ...
A monomer is a molecule that serves as the building block of larger molecules called polymers. One example of monomers is nucleotides. Nucleotides are made up of a sugar-phosphate complex and a nitrogenous base. There are two main groups of nitrogen...