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Introduction to Proteins
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Slides 05 MacromoleculesII CellBiology.pdf
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Reference List Molecular and Cell Biology.pdf
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00:01 In the last lecture, we began to look at macromolecules. 00:05 You learned about the four different classes of macromolecules, as well as taking a deeper exploration into carbohydrates. 00:12 In this lecture, we’ll move forward beginning with the examination of proteins. 00:18 By the end of the lecture, you should be able to describe the four levels of organization in protein structure as well as explain how nucleotides come together to form DNA and RNA. 00:29 And finally, you should be able to discuss the major classes of lipids. 00:34 Proteins are by far the most diverse category of macromolecules. 00:39 Proteins are enzymes, they’re involved in the structure of cells, they’re also involved in storage, and signaling, as well as transport, and regulation.
About the Lecture
The lecture Introduction to Proteins by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course The Macromolecules of Life.
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following is NOT a function of protein molecules?
- Directly storing hereditary information
- Signaling and storage
- Regulation of vital life processes
- Participation in cell structure
- Transport of biomolecules
Author of lecture Introduction to Proteins
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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