'Hydrophobic regions' presentation slideshows

606 views • 42 slides

Hotwiring the Hardwired CNS Injury and Repair

642 views • 39 slides

Living Organisms

III. Living Organisms A. Properties of Living Organisms B. Cellular Structure C. Metabolism and Energy. Living Organisms . Properties of living organisms Cellular structure Metabolism and energy. III. Living Organisms A. Properties of Living Organisms B. Cellular Structure

824 views • 31 slides

Biochemistry 412 2004 20 February Lecture Analytical & Preparative Protein Chemistry II

489 views • 28 slides

Patrick An Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry 3/e Chapter 2 THE WHY & THE WHEREFORE:

Patrick An Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry 3/e Chapter 2 THE WHY & THE WHEREFORE: DRUG TARGETS. Contents 1. Cell Structure (2 slides) 2. Cell Membrane (4 slides) 3. Drug Targets (4 slides) 4. Intermolecular Bonding Forces 4.1. Electrostatic or ionic bond

292 views • 26 slides

Note the effect of cooperativity in the example below.

Note the effect of cooperativity in the example below. The addition of the aryl group is worth DD G = -2.1 alone, but it is worth more in the presence of the amino group (and vice versa).

279 views • 22 slides

The Cell Membrane

The Cell Membrane. Function . Regulates the movement of materials from one environment to the other. Transports raw materials into the cell and waste out of the cell. Prevents the entry of unwanted matter and the escape of needed materials. Maintain a steady environment: Homeostasis.

463 views • 21 slides

Membrane Structure and Function

387 views • 20 slides

ANS Fluorescence in the presence of AP under varied conditions of temperature and buffer

ANS Fluorescence in the presence of AP under varied conditions of temperature and buffer. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Benjamin Lebovitz George Georgiev Kavya Giridharan. Fluorescence Spectroscopy. Flourophores are molecules which can respond distinctly to light

368 views • 15 slides