Lecture Notes
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1 |
Introduction & The building blocks | |
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2 |
Motifs & Alpha-domain structure | |
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3 |
Alpha-beta & Beta structure | |
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4 |
Folding and flexibility & DNA structure | |
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5 |
DNA recognition in prokaryotes by helix-turn-helix motifs | |
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6 |
DNA recognition by eukaryotic transcription factors | |
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Specific transcription factors belong to a few families | |
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8 |
An example of enzyme catalysis: Serine proteinases | |
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9 |
Membrane protein | |
| 10 | Signal transduction | |
| 11 | fibrous protein | |
12 |
Recognition of foregin molcules by the immune system | |
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13 |
The structure of spherical viruses | |
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14 |
Pridiction, engineering, and design of protein structures | |
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15 |
Determination of protein structures | |
| 16 | Final exam |
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