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Proteins Structure & function.

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1 Proteins Structure & function

2 Characteristics

3 Function

4 Amino acids

5 Protein synthesis Animation

6 Structure

7 Protein Folding Demonstration
Create a string of beads (in any order) with all 5 colors (include 2 orange beads) that is at least 20 beads in length. Color of Bead Property of R group Blue Polar (hydrophilic) Red Non-polar (hydrophobic) Orange Sulfur containing Black Negatively charged White Positively charged

8 Function

9 Denaturation rsc.org

10 Enzymes ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

11 Nucleic acids tutornext.com

12 Adenosine Triphosphate
wiki.answers.com

13 Hydrolysis of ATP

14 Synthesis of ATP

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