Proteins: Structure, Function, and Mechanisms

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Explores protein lipidation, membrane localisation, lipid modification impact on signalling, and dynamic lipidation processes.

Explores membrane deformation modes, shape changes, and transport mechanisms in cells.

Covers the role of ion channels in biological processes, from bacterial resistance to neuronal signaling and pain modulation.

Introduces the basics of cell biology, focusing on macromolecules, structures, and the unique properties of lipids.

Discusses the organization of protein structures and the role of protein folding.

Explores major themes in biology, focusing on energy transformations within cellular systems and the crucial role of adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

Covers protein design fundamentals, including secondary structures, amino acid propensity, loops, and computational methods.

Covers the fundamentals of lipids, their roles in the cell membrane, and the influence of (un)saturated chains and cholesterol on membrane stability.

Explores enzymes, evolution, lipids, membranes, carbohydrates, membrane proteins, and enzyme inhibition mechanisms.

Explores protein structures, folding principles, and sequence determinants, emphasizing the diverse three-dimensional structures proteins can adopt.