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Dictionary » C » Conformation ConformationConformation The three-dimensional arrangement of side groups on a molecule which canfreely rotate into different positions without breaking any bonds. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: How to find motif frequencies... experience to give lab advices..but you could use hydropathy plot for determing hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts of protein thus predicting its conformation
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Re: Paramutation... exceptions from paramutation rule. So two genes are involved? This reminds me on prions,as prion protein originates from normal protein but it's conformation changed(often higher percent of beta sheets..).
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Re: endorphins... of intact versus digested CBE (this is called difference spectroscopy). This suggests the molecule in solution has a stable three-dimensional conformation, because its UV spectrum differs from that of the free amino acids. By comparing the difference spectra with time-release of peptides, ...
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enzyme question1- Yes of course. 2- just as any other inorganic catalyst work, they just cause changes in the chemical conformation of the substrate that wil make a reaction more likely.
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Re: How many H+ are necessary to drive the synthesis on ONE ATP?Hi, The current evidence suggests 3 H+ are require to synthesise 1 ATP molecule. One H+ moves the ATP sythase one conformation between open, loose, tight etc. So therefore 3 H+ are requireed for one full cyle and thus production of 1 ATP. Hope this makes sense, Harvey :wink:
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