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MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Course LowerSixth
CHAPTER II: LIPIDS
B- PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
Lipids are non polar that is do not have a net charge
They are usually less denser than water
They are insoluable in water
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Claude Foumtum
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MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Course LowerSixth
CHAPTER I: CARBOHYDRATES
Introduction
A- Monosaccharide
B- Disaccharides
C- Polysaccharides
D. OTHER POLYSACCHARIDE RELATED COMPOUNDS
E. FUNCTIONS OF CARBOHYDRATES
CHAPTER II: LIPIDS
Introduction
A- FORMATION OF LIPIDS
B- PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
C- OTHER TYPES OF LIPIDS
D- FUNCTIONS OF LIPIDS
E- TEST FOR LIPIDS
CHAPTER III: PROTEINS
Introduction
A- AMINO ACID
B- FORMATION OF A DIPEPTIDE BY CONDENSATION OF BETWEEN TWO AMINO ACIDS
C- Structure of Proteins
D- Classification of Proteins
CHAPTER IV: CHROMOSOMES
Introduction
I. Structure of DNA
II. WATSON AND CRICK MODEL OF THE DNA
III. DNA REPLICATION
IV. RIBONUCLEIC ACID (RNA)
V. DIFFEERENCE BETWEEN RNA AND DNA
CHAPTER V: PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
Introduction
I. Transcription of Genetics Information from DNA and RNA
II. Translation of Genetic Information
III. The Genetic Code
IV. More about Nucleotides
V. INTRONS AND EXONS