Describe the biological activity of benzocaine. Which is the active part of the molecule? Is it also present in other biologically active compounds/
Describe the biological activity of benzocaine. Which is the active part of the molecule? Is it...
describe how enzymes act as biological catalysts that occurs at the active site. Discuss catalysis and competitive inhibition. how do each use the active site of the protein? what is an active site and why is it so inportant to biological catalysis.
The cancer drug paclitaxel (trade name Taxol), is a complex molecule with 11 stereocenters. Taxol The biologically active isomer has a specific handedness at each of these stereocenters. Suppose a synthesis of this molecule is performed without regard to the stereochemistry so that the product is produced in a racemic mixture in which each diastereomer is present in equal amounts. What fraction of the product is present in the biologically active form? NH Οι..
Questions 7-15 The molecule is ethane 71 2 O ACTIVITY 1.2.1 Biological Macromolecules in 3-D 7. Orient the two molecules so that portions of the mo lecules that would normally form intermolecular bonds lie next to each other. In this activity, you will build molecular models of biologically important molecules using ball-and-spring molecular model 1) What intermolecular forces help to hold these mo- building kits and then you will view these and other molecules lecules together! of interest using computer-generated...
Describe an illegal activity in healthcare, then also describe a legal activity which would be considered unethical
Proteins are long chained polypeptides that are biologically active. Describe what comprises proteins and how proteins may be formed. What are the different classes of proteins? What are the various layers of structure to a protein? Describe what each layer entails or describes. What are the various ways to disrupt a protein? Are there mechanisms which will “kill” a protein that are not outlined in the text?
Describe ways in which your agency/organization can become an active part of disaster planning in your community?
SAM = self assemble monolayer 10 From an energetics perspective, describe the features ofa surface-active molecule that determine the stability of its self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on a solid surface 10 From an energetics perspective, describe the features ofa surface-active molecule that determine the stability of its self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on a solid surface
When a biological molecule is oxidized, the electrons are often captured by NAD, which is reduced to NADH. With that knowledge, identify if the substrate other than NADH or NAD in each reaction is being oxidized or reduced Diphosphoglycerale + NADH Glyceraldehyde phosphate + NAD Reduced Oxidized Isocrate + NAD > alpha-ketoglutarale + CO NADH Pyruvate NADH-> Lactate NAD- Malate. NAD Oxaloacetate ADH
Part B Which part of the adenosine triphosphate molecule is released when it is hydrolyzed to give energy for biological reactions? Adesine NH, a-phosphate pphosphate T-phosphate Adenine CH-0-P 0-F Re HH OH OH Adenane tripphe ATP
How would you describe the molecule below? ОН HO ОН sp hybridized Cis Trans Optically active