Amino Acids (Part 1 of 5) - Introduction
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2024
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An introduction to amino acids, what they are, how they look, how to draw them (Fischer projections), which form exists in biological organisms.
An amino acid, put simply, is a compound with both an amino group and a carboxylic acid group. So, the term is fairly general. In biology and biochemistry, "amino acid" refers specifically to alpha L amino acids, of which there are 20 that are the monomers / building blocks for proteins. There are also D amino acids, but they do not exist in biological organisms. The L and D amino acids are enantiomers of each other and are assigned L or D based on the configuration as compared to the carbohydrate glyceraldehyde.
I specifically mention that, of the 20 amino acids, all except for glycine are chiral. I also show how to draw amino acids in the Zwitterion form.
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All the way from the basic....that's exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you
Super helpful and easy to understand! Thank you! A lot more interesting than when my professor teaches it
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Hello, thank you for the great videos!, im just wondering regarding the amino group, what is the difference between H2N , and H3N, in your videos i noticed that you write them as H3N, but in my lectures/other videos its written as H2N , so im only a little bit confused , thank you in advance!
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H2N = written in basic form
H3N = written in acid conjugate form
That alcohols anonymous joke slapped so hard xD
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Amazing lectures! hail from Brazil
Anderson Oliveira Thanks! Shout-out to Brazil! Or should I say...obrigado!
Where can i buy L- Cystine ?
great lecture, but please accentuate that there are more than 20 a.a., it's just that only 20 of them make up proteins. I assume you know that, but it can be very confusing for beginners :)
Yep, that is a great point
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Very nice
Where can i buy L - Cystine ?
in the store xP
+Derghal Moatassam Billah Whats the name of that store?
+Peter Veer I'm kidding, I really don't know just try to Google about it and good luck with finding it!
+Derghal Moatassam Billah ok thanx Billah !
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Good stuff
What book do you use?
Z QWu I use The Mind of Moof by Moof. Lol. Just joking. I actually have read and used a bunch of books to learn this stuff. I've used Tymoczko's Biochemistry: A Short Course, Lenhninger Principles of Biochemistry, and Mark's Medical Biochemistry, to name a few. I also do Google searches here and there and check stuff on scholarly publications. Also, I of course used my notes from undergrad. There have been other sources that have contributed to my knowledge, but those are the ones I could think of immediately.
really awesome
Santhosh Ramabhadra Thanks!
Thanks very much your explanations are detailed and understandable but your writing is very small so it's kinda difficult to see
Exactly
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why wont this work :((((
Have you heard of full screen?
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Wonderful lecture but can u kindly increase your writing?