Lecture

Alpha Helical Transmembrane Segments

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Description

This lecture covers the structure of alpha helices in transmembrane proteins, focusing on their interaction with lipids and hydrophobicity. It explains the prediction of transmembrane regions using bioinformatics and the hydrophobicity index. The instructor discusses examples of transmembrane proteins and their asymmetric structures.

Instructor

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Biology

Cell biology: Membrane biology

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