1. Draw a 3D representation of a carbon carbon double bond and label the parts of...

1. Draw a 3D representation of a carbon carbon double bond and label the parts of the structure of the hydrocarbon

2. What amino acids, draw a representation of an amino acid, how many amino acids are found nature, how do they differ from each other and what about those amino acids that do not dissolve in water, where are they found?

3.A student forgot to label a beaker containing a DNA solution and a beaker containing a glucose solution. If chemical analysis was performed to identify the contents of each beaker, which of the following would be found in the beaker of DNA but not in the beaker with glucose

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For Exercise 1:

For exercise 2Those aminoacids that are hydrophobic (does not dissolve in water) are the responsible of the folding of the proteins an give their structure, usually this aminoacids fold inward so they are inside the protein (while the hydrophilic are out of the protein).

For exercise 3

About of the exercise 1 just an obervation

gladiator answered 2 years ago

PO33- Can someone help draw the 3D structure of this ion and label the bond angles....

PO33- Can someone help draw the 3D structure of this ion and label the bond angles. Also state the hybridization of the central atom

Compare the relative strength of the carbon to carbon a) SINGLE BOND, b) DOUBLE BOND, and...

Compare the relative strength of the carbon to carbon a) SINGLE BOND, b) DOUBLE BOND, and c) TRIPLE BOND. What do you think will be the relative absorbance of each of these bonds? Explain the reason for your answer.

1. Draw and label the band diagram for Carbon Monosulfide anion(CS^-) 2. Draw the MO diagram...

1. Draw and label the band diagram for Carbon Monosulfide anion(CS^-) 2. Draw the MO diagram for Carbon Monosulfide anion (Cs^-) and give bond order.

8. Draw a sperm and label the parts and give their functions. 9. Draw a graph...

8. Draw a sperm and label the parts and give their functions. 9. Draw a graph showing how estrogen, progesterone, LH, and FSH fluctuate during the ovarian cycle. On the graph label the 3 phases of the ovarian cycle. 10. What is the function of the 4 hormones mentioned in #8? What structure makes each of these hormones?

(1)Draw a neat diagram of a monocular microscope and label the different parts. Trace diagrammatically the ...

(1)Draw a neat diagram of a monocular microscope and label the different parts. Trace diagrammatically the path of the light rays from the mirror to the eye through the microscope. (2)Explain Scanning & Tranmission Electron Microscope. can someone solve it for me please.

PART 1 : Draw the nephron and label all its parts, be sure to include associated...

PART 1 : Draw the nephron and label all its parts, be sure to include associated vasculature. PART 2: Also indicate the following: Indicate in your drawing, above, the major substances resorbed or secreted along each part of the nephron (YOU MUST INCLUDE, AT MINIMUM: SODIUM, WATER, CALCIUM, GLUCOSE, POTASSIUM, CHLORIDE, BICARBONATE, PROTONS) Indicate (either in your drawing or as text, below) the hormones that regulate tubular reabsorption, also indicate their action and the site of action (target) PART 3:...

Draw the interference pattern for a double-slit interference situation on a screen. Label the constructive and...

Draw the interference pattern for a double-slit interference situation on a screen. Label the constructive and destructive interference regions clearly with words and show the representation clearly. Indicate where the central maximum is. If a pane of glass is inserted in the gap between the slits and screen, what is the effect on the interference pattern? Draw the new pattern next to the original and explain any changes in the positionings of the pattern. Use words to explain as well...

Draw and describe the structure of an antibody. Label the parts that make up the antibody....

Draw and describe the structure of an antibody. Label the parts that make up the antibody. Describe the components that make up an antibody and explain how and where it binds to a specific antigen. (Please include the following terms: variable region, constant region, antigen, epitope, antigen-binding site, Fab region, Fc region)

1) A) Draw the dipeptide Y-C at pH 7 and clearly label the peptide bond to...

1) A) Draw the dipeptide Y-C at pH 7 and clearly label the peptide bond to be broken in the presence of chymotrypsin. B) Draw the five-step mechanism for the chymotrypsin clevage of the dipeptide. C) Label the transition state each time it is formed. D) What mechanism is used to describe this bisubstrate reaction?

Q1A): Draw and label the following FGs which are critical to understanding the alpha carbon chemistry:...

Q1A): Draw and label the following FGs which are critical to understanding the alpha carbon chemistry: A. An unsymmetrical ketone that has(alpha), (alpha prime),(beta), (beta prime), (gamma),(gamma prime) positions all labeled. B. An unsymmetrical ketone that has two different alpha carbons; one alpha carbon is a primary carbon (-CH3); the other alpha carbon is a secondary carbon (-CH2R) C. Keto and enol tautomer of an aldehyde D. A(beta) hydroxy ester, E. An conjugated ester with an (E) trans stereochemistry F....

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