BIOL 2201 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Telomerase, Nucleolus, Enzyme Inhibitor
8 Feb 2018
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8 short answers definitions, processes (replication, translation, etc), concept questions (dna strands), compare/contrast, specific process (/60) - 20% These are some of the key concept that will be on the exam. You should read the book and be ready to answer any question. Basic subunits of different polymers, bonds that forms in each polymer what kinds of reactions they make when they form/break. All of chapter 4 (except how proteins are studied) Amino acid sequence, polypeptide chain always n, c, c, n, c, c identify n and c terminus on peptides. Disulfide bonds - environments they are and are not formed in. Ligands, enzymes, substrate, antibodies, enzyme functions, feedback inhibition (how do they work), positive and negative regulation, allosteric enzymes (definition), protein modification and regulation (phosphorylation, etc) know what they are, functions (table) Dna structure and nucleotide binding, purine, pyrimidine, genome, chromosome, nucleolus,
