Lecture

Molecular Interactions: Atoms, Bonds, and DNA

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Description

This lecture covers the energy changes when atoms approach each other, the role of hydrogen bonds in water, amino acid residues in peptides, base pairing in DNA, and the movement of DNA polymerase during replication.

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