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explain the following Neurotransmitters: i. Serotonin ii. Histamine iii. Dopamine ( 5 marks each ) iv....

explain the following Neurotransmitters:
i. Serotonin
ii. Histamine
iii. Dopamine ( 5 marks each )
iv. Glycine
v. Glutamate
vi. Gama amino butyric acid (GABA)
vii. Nitric oxide (NO)

In: Anatomy and Physiology

You have evaluated the theoretical pI of Our Protein Of Interest (OPOI), based on its amino...

You have evaluated the theoretical pI of Our Protein Of Interest (OPOI), based on its amino acid sequence, to be 6.4. You select a working pH of 8.0 and will use what type of ion exchange?______________________________

In: Chemistry

Explain how degradation of tryptophan (an amino acid) can be converted into carbohydrate (sugar) as an...

Explain how degradation of tryptophan (an amino acid) can be converted into carbohydrate (sugar) as an energy source. Use the chemical reaction and identify the metabolic pathway(s) (discussed in lecture) involved. (Hint: Deamination is involved)

In: Biology

Please explain how the sequence of events that occurs when a codon that specifies an amino...

Please explain how the sequence of events that occurs when a codon that specifies an amino acid enters a ribosome's A site differs from the sequence of events that occurs when a stop codon enters a ribosome's A site.

In: Biology

A newly discovered amino acid can exist in two conformations; A, and B. Conformer A is...

A newly discovered amino acid can exist in two conformations; A, and B. Conformer A is 2.4 kJ/mol higher in energy than conformer B. Calculate the ratio of the two conformers at 20 o C.

In: Advanced Math

5. What is the significance of a low value or high value for Km in terms...

5. What is the significance of a low value or high value for Km in terms of how an enzyme works? For example: compare 1x10^-10 M to 1x10^-3 M.   (4 points)

In: Biology

Successful DNA synthesis during the process of replication requires enzyme/s such as A) Helicase B) DNA...

Successful DNA synthesis during the process of replication requires enzyme/s such as

A) Helicase
B) DNA primase
C) DNA ligase
D) DNA polymerase
E) All of the above

In: Biology

Trypsin is a proteolytic enzyme that displays a similar mechanism to the studied for chymotrypsin (serine...

Trypsin is a proteolytic enzyme that displays a similar mechanism to the studied for chymotrypsin
(serine protease). Tosyl-L-lysine chloromethyl ketone is a specific inhibitor of trypsin. Why is this
compound specific for trypsin?

In: Biology

1. Outline a plausible signal transduction cascade involving PKA that upregulates transcription of a CRE-regulated gene....

1. Outline a plausible signal transduction cascade involving PKA that upregulates transcription of a CRE-regulated gene.
2. What is the role of SH-2 domains in receptor enzyme signaling?

In: Biology

Enzymes are kinetically important for many of the complex reactions for plant and animal life to...

Enzymes are kinetically important for many of the complex reactions for plant and animal life to exist. However, only a time amount of any particular enzyme is required for these complex reactions to occur. Explain.

In: Biology