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BB350 Lecture 4 Highlights.pdf

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such an arrangement 'chiral.' The two chiral forms of amino acids are called 'D' and 'L'. If one uses
BB 451_551 Lecture 33 Highlights.pdf

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/2013 12:37 PM follows: O goes to L L goes to T T goes to O Kevin Ahern's Biochemistry (BB 451/551
BB350 Lecture 23 Highlights.pdf

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, they are composed of two sets of Heavy (H) and light (L) chains arranged in a Y shape. Both the H and L
BB350 Lecture 30 Highlights.pdf

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is caused by movement of protons through the complex. L is the state that Kevin Ahern's Biochemistry
BB 451_551 Lecture 42 Highlights.pdf

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linking number (L) of a DNA is the sum of the number of twists (T) of a DNA plus the number of writhes (W
BB 451_551 Lecture 37 Highlights.pdf

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form. The hydration yields a hydroxyl group on the third carbon from CoA end in the "L" configuration
BB 450_550 Lecture 16 Highlights.pdf

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different ways. These arrangements are called stereoisomers. 6. The letters 'D' and 'L' are an older
BB 451_551 Lecture 29 Highlights.pdf

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reaction for a fatty acid. 3. Addition of water to fumarate (catalyzed by fumarase) yields L-malate. 4
BB350 Lecture 24 Highlights.pdf

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tetrose has four carbons, and a triose has three carbons. 3. The L form of a sugar (like L-glucose
BB 451_551 Lecture 53 Highlights.pdf

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several common features. First, they are composed of two sets of Heavy (H) and light (L) chains arranged