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Tertiary and Quaternary structure of Proteins
Lesson 8 of 27 • 9 upvotes • 11:08mins
Sandeep Dhuper
Tertiary and Quaternary structure of Proteins. Protein functionality is dependent on its structure, folding and interfolding of polypeptide chain, bonds present within the foldings, spcific number and sequence of amino acids, etc.
Biomolecules for Class 11
27 lessons • 4h 26m
1
Course Overview
8:12mins
2
Biomolecules - Introduction
8:43mins
3
Polymers, Monomers and Types of Reactions - Basics to Understand
10:10mins
4
Amino Acids - The "Building Blocks" of Protein
8:18mins
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Types of Amino acids, Concept of Peptide bonds
9:47mins
6
Proteins- Introduction and function
8:06mins
7
Primary and Secondary structure of Proteins
10:10mins
8
Tertiary and Quaternary structure of Proteins
11:08mins
9
Protein functionality Vs Structural stability
12:13mins
10
Haemoglobin - Definition, Location & Structure
10:52mins
11
Haemoglobin - Function & Importance
8:07mins
12
Myoglobin- Definition, Structure and Function.
10:16mins
13
Differences and Similarites between Myoglobin and Haemoglobin
8:25mins
14
Insulin- Structure and Function
12:14mins
15
Practice Questions on Proteins
8:52mins
16
MCQs on Protein - Part 1
8:33mins
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MCQs on Protein - Part 2
7:12mins
18
Carbohydrates Basics
8:09mins
19
Chemical Nature and classification of carbohydrates
13:58mins
20
Monosaccharides - Glucose (Part 1)
13:22mins
21
Monosaccharides- Meaning of Dextro and Levo ; Fructose (Part 2)
11:25mins
22
Glucose Molecule - Open chain and Cyclic form
8:12mins
23
Glycosidic bond
10:52mins
24
Disaccharides
8:43mins
25
Polysaccharides
10:19mins
26
Starch
11:44mins
27
Glycogen
8:28mins
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