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PSU - CHEM 490 - Class Notes - Week 3
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School: Portland State University

Department: Engineering

Course: Biochem Structure & Function

Professor: Steve reichow

Term: Fall 2016

Tags: Proteins and secondary structure

Name: Biochemistry Week 3 Notes

Description: End of chapter 3 & beginning of chapter 4

Uploaded: 11/04/2017

16 pages

Biochemistry, Week 1 notes (September 25, 27, 29)

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

Chapters 1 and 2 (Water)

4 pages

Biochem 490 Study Guide Midterm 1

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

Important concepts for the exam. Abbreviations used: A.A. = amino acid thermo = thermodynamic unfav = unfavorable equil = equilibrium hyrdroP = hyrdophobic rxns = reactions mol = molecule

6 pages

Week 4 Notes

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

These notes are what was covered this week.

6 pages

Week 5 notes

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

These are topics covered in week 5.

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Exam 2 Study Guide Biochem

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

This study guide covers chapters 4-7.

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Biochemistry Week 4 Notes

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

Chapter 4, Chapter 5

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Biochemistry Week 5 Notes

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

Chapter 5, Chapter 6

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Biochemistry Week 6 Notes

Fall 2016

Steve reichow

CHEM 490

End of chapter 6, beginning of chapter 7

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