Hydrogen Bonds in Biochemistry

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of hydrogen bonds in biochemistry, including their role in covalent bonds, interatomic interactions, and the properties of water. It also discusses the impact of hydrogen bonds on DNA structure, denaturation, and melting. The lecture explores how hydrogen bonds stabilize secondary structures like alpha helices and beta sheets in proteins, contributing to their folding and stability.

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