Protein Folding Dynamics

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This lecture covers the intricate process of protein folding, including the role of chaperones, ATP hydrolysis, and the conformational changes that occur. It also delves into DNA folding, the impact of nucleotides, and the structural organization within the nucleus.

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Biochemistry: Proteins

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Biochemistry: Proteins

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