CELL ORGANELLES. MITOCHONDRIA CELL POWERHOUSE CELL POWERHOUSE UNIQUE: HAS ITS OWN DNA UNIQUE: HAS ITS OWN DNA CONVERTS OXYGEN AND NUTRIENTS TO ENERGY.
NUTRITION CHPTR 6 PROTEINS. What are proteins? They are the basic material of every body cell Greek meaning of first importance.
FROM GENE TO PROTEIN. YOU MUST KNOW… THE KEY TERMS GENE EXPRESSION, TRANSCRIPTION, AND TRANSLATION HOW TO EXPLAIN THE PROCESS OF TRANSCRIPTION HOW EUKARYOTIC.
MOLECULAR GENETICS. YOU MUST KNOW… THE STRUCTURE OF DNA THE MAJOR STEPS TO REPLICATION THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REPLICATION, TRANSCRIPTION, AND TRANSLATION.
PROTEINS. Recall: Nutrients in the human body have three general functions: 1.They can supply energy for processes such as growth, movement, electrical.
EGGS PROPERTIES Coagulation properties – trap milk when heated to form custards Provide structure to foods Contribute to texture by influencing flavor,
Chapter 2 – BIOCHEMISTRY 2-3 “Carbon Compounds” A.The Chemistry of Carbon 1. Molecules that contain carbon (and hydrogen) are called ORGANIC COMPOUNDS.
PROTEINS. What are proteins? Proteins are complex molecules that make up as much as 50% of the dry weight of living cells. These molecules are composed.
WATER. THE MOST ABUNDANT COMPOUND ON EARTH COVERS 75% OF EARTH 98% LIQUID WATER 2% ICE CONSIDERED THE “UNIVERSAL SOLVENT” ONE OF THE ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS.
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SCID 141 - LIVING PROCESS: FROM MOLECULES TO CELL INSTRUCTOR:KITTISAK YOKTHONGWATTANA, PH.D. DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE, MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY.
