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Results from our forumhow predict which aminoacid form secondary structureThe secondary structure is the general three-dimensional form of local segments of biopolymers such as proteins and nucleic acids. Secondary structure was predicted by using the programs PSIPRED and ALB. The residues predicted as helical are marked by H by ...
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How dominance works at the DNA/RNA/protein... single strand of RNA. So are both strands of the chromosome transcribed, yielding two strands of RNA? Is our gene now represented as corresponding segments of the two RNA strands, so we still have the two alleles, each of which is represented as a sequence of codons? Or does the dominance relationship ...
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Amyloid beta (A4) precursor protein degradation products... glycoprotein widely present in various tissues, containing a longer fragment of the extracellular amino-terminal (N-terminal) and short segments of the intracellular carboxy-terminal (C-terminal), and its encoding gene is located on the first human 21 chromosome 21q21.2, the transcription, ...
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Collect the cytoplasmic loop segments from 7TM receptorsYou need to determine, which segments are membrane-spanning helices. The rest are the extra-membranous loops. What I remember about 7TM proteins, one of them should be considerably longer and that's the one you are looking for ;)
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Collect the cytoplasmic loop segments from 7TM receptorsHello, I am new to this forum as well to bioinformatics, however I have this project to do and I am completley blank... I am asking for help/advice from any kind people who know more than me about that subject. My project objective is to find out whether cytoplasmic loops of '7-transmembrane helix' ...
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