PCB3134 Exam-I Study Guide Spring 2023 PDF
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This document is an exam-I study guide for the subject PCB3134 in Spring 2023. The guide covers various topics on cell biology and macromolecules (I, II, and III). It includes details on proteins, enzymes, carbohydrates, and lipids, their structure and function, and their roles. It serves as a useful resource for students.
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**PCB3134 -- Spring 2023** **Exam-I study guide** **Topics:** 1. **Preview of Cell Biology** a. Some historical perspective b. Techniques used in biological inquiry c. Strands of biological inquiry 2. **Macromolecules I** d. Carbon and its Importance in biological chemi...
**PCB3134 -- Spring 2023** **Exam-I study guide** **Topics:** 1. **Preview of Cell Biology** a. Some historical perspective b. Techniques used in biological inquiry c. Strands of biological inquiry 2. **Macromolecules I** d. Carbon and its Importance in biological chemistry e. Bonding, different types -- related to the strength of association f. Macromolecule synthesis -- directionality, monomers, activated monomers g. **Nucleic acids:** DNA *vs.* RNA composition, structure. Monomers, differences between nucleosides and nucleotides, base pairing, Chargaff's rule, Griffith S-R strain experiments 3. **Macromolecules II** h. **Proteins** -- monomers, amino acid composition - directionality of synthesis, primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures -- differences -- bonding i. **Enzymes: catalysts of life** i. Activation energy barrier ii. Catalyst properties iii. Enzymes: proteins and RNA iv. Induced fit model v. Irreversible and reversable regulation (activation, and inhibition) of enzymes 4. **Macromolecules III** j. **Polysaccharides:** monomers, structures, L- D- isoforms -- roles inside a cell (structural, and storage) example: Cellulose, Starch, glycogen, pectin and their presumable roles k. **Lipids:** types of lipids, their function, amphipathic properties