Biochemistry

Know in one minute about Basic amino acids Amino acids that have a positively charged group in their side chain are called basic amino acids. They can accept the proton (H+) and behave as a base and forms a positively charged cation. Have a greater number of amino groups in comparison to carboxylic groups. Examples

Know in one minute about Chemisorption The process of adsorbing molecules of a kind to the surface molecules of some other kind by the means of chemical bonds is referred to as chemisorption. It occurs through the completion of chemical reactions between the adsorbate and adsorbent molecules. This may result in the formation of a

Know in one minute about Porphyrins Porphyrins are large ring aromatic molecules consisting of 4 pyrroles. Pyrroles are small rings made with 4 carbon and one nitrogen atom. Pyrroles are bound with methyl bridges. They are connected with a single and double bond which forms a large ring structure. Based on the arrangements of groups,

Know in one minute about ATP synthase ATP synthase is an enzyme that catalyzed ATP synthesis. It produces ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate. It contains F1F0 molecules ATP synthase performs the reversible reaction. ADP and Pi bind and produce ATP and ATP also dissociated into ADP and pi. The movement of the Proton is

Know in one minute about Peptide bond formation Proteins are formed by joining together small size molecules called amino acids. Amino acids are connected like “Beads strung together” in a protein through a peptide bond. The Peptide bond connects the amino acid sequence to lay down the primary structure of proteins. Peptide bonds are amide

ATP is the energy currency of the cell. That is to survive and sustain we need ATP to run the vitals of the body. ATP production in glycolysis in glycolysis happens in two steps which is described as below. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is a unique and the most important high-energy molecule in living cells. It