BIO504T: Biochemistry I (Theory)
BIO504T Biochemistry I (Theory) is a course taught at Virtual University of Pakistan. Practise every lecture of BIO504T with lecture-wise quizzes and Past Papers Style Solved MCQs, then test yourself with midterm and final term mocks made from your own syllabus.
- 50 lectures
- Past papers style solved MCQs
- Answers in English and Roman Urdu
- BIO504T handouts PDF
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BIO504T Biochemistry I (Theory)
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- 2 BIO504T Lecture 2Disaccharides are those sugars which yield two molecules of the same or different
- 3 BIO504T Lecture 3Polysaccharides (Glycans) are those which yield more than 10 molecules of
- 4 BIO504T Lecture 4Isomerism
- 5 BIO504T Lecture 5Lecture 5
- 6 BIO504T Lecture 6D and L isomerism
- 7 BIO504T Lecture 7Four different substituents bonded to a chiral carbon atom may be arranged in
- 8 BIO504T Lecture 8When equal amounts of dextrorotatory and
- 9 BIO504T Lecture 9In aqueous solution, aldotetroses and all monosaccharides with five or more carbon
- 10 BIO504T Lecture 10Ring Structure of Carbohydrates
- 11 BIO504T Lecture 11The ring structures of monosaccharides are similar to the ring structures of either
- 24 BIO504T Lecture 24Sucrose (Ordinary table sugar) is obtained commercially from cane or
- 25 BIO504T Lecture 25Biomedical Importance
- 26 BIO504T Lecture 26Polysaccharides
- 27 BIO504T Lecture 27Proteins mediate virtually every process that takes place in a cell,
- 28 BIO504T Lecture 28Lecture 28
- 29 BIO504T Lecture 29Each of these amino acids has a side chain with distinctive chemical
- 30 BIO504T Lecture 30The term "residue" reflects the loss of the elements of water when one
- 31 BIO504T Lecture 31Composition of Proteins
- 32 BIO504T Lecture 32Selenocysteine, the 21st L-α-Amino Acid?
- 33 BIO504T Lecture 33Chiral centers and isomerism
- 34 BIO504T Lecture 34Two conventions are used to identify the carbons in an amino acid
- 35 BIO504T Lecture 35Acid and base properties of amino acids
- 36 BIO504T Lecture 36The stronger the acid, the greater its tendency to lose its proton
- 37 BIO504T Lecture 37pKa is the measure of the tendency of a group to give up (donate) a
- 38 BIO504T Lecture 38Titration of an amino acid Dissociation of the carboxyl group
- 39 BIO504T Lecture 39Figure shows the titration curve of the diprotic form of glycine
- 40 BIO504T Lecture 40ionizing groups
- 41 BIO504T Lecture 41All amino acids with a
- 46 BIO504T Lecture 46Classification of amino acids
- 47 BIO504T Lecture 47The R groups of these amino acids are more soluble in water, or more
- 48 BIO504T Lecture 48at pH 7.0 are
- 49 BIO504T Lecture 49These amino acids are proton donors
- 50 BIO504T Lecture 50Amino acids can be classified as glucogenic or ketogenic based on what
- 51 BIO504T Lecture 51Lecture 51
- 53 BIO504T Lecture 53PEPTIDE BOND
- 54 BIO504T Lecture 54The Structure of Proteins
- 56 BIO504T Lecture 56Secondary structure, the folding of short (3- to 30-residue), contiguous segments
- 57 BIO504T Lecture 57Amino acids most commonly found in alpha helices are non-polar with
- 59 BIO504T Lecture 59The β Conformation organizes polypeptide Chains in β sheets
- 60 BIO504T Lecture 60Lecture 60
- 61 BIO504T Lecture 61Structural motifs are intermediate between secondary and tertiary
- 62 BIO504T Lecture 62The tertiary structure
- 63 BIO504T Lecture 63The Tertiary Structure
- 65 BIO504T Lecture 65Perks of The Quaternary structure
- 67 BIO504T Lecture 67And which is operative and functional
- 68 BIO504T Lecture 68Protein Folding
- 69 BIO504T Lecture 69Protein Folding
- 70 BIO504T Lecture 70Protein Folding
- 71 BIO504T Lecture 71Protein Folding
- 72 BIO504T Lecture 72Protein Misfolding
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