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Q: Optional) Describe the structure of DNA, discussing the DNA helix and the base pairs of ONA, the…

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Q: A carboxypeptidase is a metalloenyme (its active site contains one or more metal ions essential for…

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Q: If the absorbance at540nm of a biuret and protein solution containing 0.25mg/ml of protein .24 the…

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Q: Can you explain the process of beta-oxidation for saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, and the…

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Q: In chymotrypsin, a mutant was constructed with Ser 189, which is at the bottom of the…

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Q: What is microbial metabolism?

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Q: Provide an example of how multiple membrane transport proteins typically work together to move a…

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Q: Explain the reason why sugars that are  polysaccharides are almost always insoluble in ethanol. B.…

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Q: What is the structure of the peptide P-A-I-G-E at a pH of 7 and 12? What is the isoelectric point?

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