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Dictionary » P » Polypeptides Polypeptidespolypeptide (Science: biochemistry) A peptide which on hydrolysis yields more than two amino acids, called tripeptides, tetrapeptides, etc. According to the number of amino acids contained. ![]()
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Results from our forumSDS-PAGE help please... but I'm still having a little difficulty understanding what it does. As far as I can tell, its a detergent that not only breaks up a protein into polypeptides and gives an overall negative charge to the polypeptides. If I remember correctly, gel electrophoresis is used to sort out MW of DNA fragments, ...
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start and stop codon help?... finish where ever the stop codon is so there is no definit number of amino acids, on the other hand, i was thinking that it would be 450/3=150 polypeptides minus 9 stop codons. can you guys/gals help me out. thank you!
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virology... of picornavirues are small icosahedral with 23 capsomeres and a single messenger genome (6-10 genes). Capsid promoters consist of four polypeptides known as Viral Proteins (VP1, VP2, VP3, and VP4). These structural proteins are known to be the major building blocks of the capsid. VP ...
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Re: Some questions on DNA and genes1. What are three types of polypeptides encoded by DNA? and what are their functions?(if you just give me a type, I'm sure I'll find it online somewhere, so don't worry too much about the functions) I don't know what you mean by type. ...
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