Ptc protein

... Student Participants: (I will not put my name in the forum) Title of Project: Do flu viruses from different years change at the same regions of protein? List your procedures/steps you'll complete:* 1) Go to the Flu Activity & Surveillance page at The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and ...

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... performing the first dimension for both strips, I stain one gel with coomassie blue to see all the spots, and use the other gel to transfer the proteins to a nitrocellulose membrane and probe the membrane with the antibody against my protein of interest. When I see the single dot on the membrane, ...

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no they stay folded because of the inter and intra molculecular forces. Don't say. So, if you change some glycine, which is inside of the protein into fenylalanine, than you will still get working 3D protein? Or if will you change some Ala in alpha-helix into proline, than you will still get ...

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... at the same regions and make a pie chart of that. Here are the variables I have so far: Independent: type of flu Dependent: region of mutating protein Constant: type of BLAST program Is this correct? If you're feeling really helpful, look at the questions i posted on the Science Buddies Ask ...

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no they stay folded because of the inter and intra molculecular forces. Go and cut out a strip of paper, pour glue on it and clump it together and see if it will collapse back to a strip of paper.

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