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    LSM1401 review think and test questions based on the lecture notes. Tutorial 4 1. List three ways in which sugars are covalently bonded to each other. Cellulose  1-4 glycosidic Nucleotide  phospodiester bonds Agarose 1-3 , 1-4 glycosidic linkage 2. What is the difference between ionic and polar interactions? Exam question may ask to identify the type 3. What is the difference between 3° and 4° structure of protein globular and fibrous proteins? 4. Van der Waals interactions are responsible for the hydrophobic effect, explain how HE plays a role in nucleic acid duplex formation? - Base stacking and twisting into a helix 5. Write a 20 nucleotide DNA sequence that will fold into a stem-loop structure with the stem 8 base-pairs long. 6. Most stable duplex? - Perfect complement - Least mismatch - GC ratio - Location @termini will be more stable than at the centre of the duplex.

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    LSM1401 review think and test questions based on the lecture notes. Tutorial 4 1. List three ways in which sugars are covalently bonded to each other. Cellulose  1-4 glycosidic Nucleotide  phospodiester bonds Agarose 1-3 , 1-4 glycosidic linkage 2. What is the difference between ionic and polar interactions? Exam question may ask to identify the type 3. What is the difference between 3° and 4° structure of protein globular and fibrous proteins? 4. Van der Waals interactions are responsible for the hydrophobic effect, explain how HE plays a role in nucleic acid duplex formation? - Base stacking and twisting into a helix 5. Write a 20 nucleotide DNA sequence that will fold into a stem-loop structure with the stem 8 base-pairs long. 6. Most stable duplex? - Perfect complement - Least mismatch - GC ratio - Location @termini will be more stable than at the centre of the duplex.

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    Rias Sahul
    LSM1401 review think and test questions based on the lecture notes. Tutorial 4 1. List three ways in which sugars are covalently bonded to each other. Cellulose  1-4 glycosidic Nucleotide  phospodiester bonds Agarose 1-3 , 1-4 glycosidic linkage 2. What is the difference between ionic and polar interactions? Exam question may ask to identify the type 3. What is the difference between 3° and 4° structure of protein globular and fibrous proteins? 4. Van der Waals interactions are responsible for the hydrophobic effect, explain how HE plays a role in nucleic acid duplex formation? - Base stacking and twisting into a helix 5. Write a 20 nucleotide DNA sequence that will fold into a stem-loop structure with the stem 8 base-pairs long. 6. Most stable duplex? - Perfect complement - Least mismatch - GC ratio - Location @termini will be more stable than at the centre of the duplex.

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    LIPIDS
    Carbohydrates

    DNA





    Proteins

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