CAS BI 203 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Alpha Helix, Beta Sheet, Hydrogen Bond
7 Feb 2014
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In the second video about protein structure, we"ll. We"ll talk about four levels of protein structure. 933 that scientists talk about when discussing protein structure-- that being primary, secondary, We"ll spend a fair bit of time talking about two special types of. 935 secondary structure-- alpha helix and beta sheet. 936 [00:00:24. 62] we"ll give examples about how related protein sequences can produce related three. And in turn, the proteins will have related functions, not necessarily the. We"re going to go into greater detail about binding interactions for protein. 939 we"re going to talk about a structural way that proteins control their activity. 940 [00:00:47. 17] so we"re already going to start talking about sort of a high level of regulation of. And it"s pretty amazing about the way it happens automatically. 943 [00:00:59. 43] ok, so the first level of protein structure is called the primary structure. 944 is is the linear sequence of amino acid.
