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Biochemistry

Biochemistry posts

Biochemistry is the chemical language of life. The study if biochemistry is useful not only in understanding the basic functions of the living body, including that o man, at the cellular and molecular level but also in finding remedies for a variety of ailments that afflict men and animals.

What is Biochemistry?

Biochemistry is the language of biology. Most of the using tools in medical sciences are biochemical in nature.

The study of Biochemistry is essential to understand the basic functions of the body.

So this study will give information regarding the functioning of cells at the molecular level.

How the food is digesting in our body and how it is absorbing.

How our body derives energy?

How are the various metabolic processes interrelated?

What are the functions of Genes?

The Biochemistry will give the answers to the above all question.

coupling reactions

What are the importance of Coupling Reactions in Biological Systems?

bioenergetics - energy transformation

Bioenergetics : Study of Free Energy Transformation and its changes

hydrophobic interactions in proteins

Hydrophobic Interactions in Proteins Structure – Basics and Structure

Reaction Kinetics : Study of Rates of Chemical Processes.

Reaction Kinetics : Study of Rates of Chemical Processes.

Tertiary structure of Proteins

What is the role of Tertiary Structure of Protein (Basic Guide)

mechanism of enzyme catalysis

What is the Chemical Mechanisms of Enzyme Catalysis?

carbohydrate metabolism

Carbohydrate Metabolism – Basic Overview

isoenzymes

Isoenzymes are Special Proteins with Catalytic activity. Why? (MCQ)

Van der Waals Forces : Special Intermolecular forces

Van der Waals Forces : Special Intermolecular forces

allosteric enzymes and its regulation

What are allosteric enzymes and their function?

enzyme kinetic studies

Enzyme Kinetics: Kinetic Study of Enzymatic Reactions

What is Enzyme Catalysis ?

What is Enzyme Catalysis ?

biochemical properties of ATP

Biochemical Properties and Mechanism of ATP

Nucleic Acids Structures

Nucleic Acids : Basics and Types

AMINO ACIDS

Proteins : Basic and Structural organization

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