Lecture

Amino Acids and Protein Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of amino acids, including their structure, classification, and properties. It also delves into protein structures, discussing the formation of polypeptides, protein production in cells, and the chemistry lab. Furthermore, it explores protein-based natural materials like silk and collagen, highlighting their unique properties and applications.

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