BCH 2333/2733 (Midterm 2)

BCH 2333/2733
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Midterm 2

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The following sessions are recommended for students with:
Dr. Shuhendler -
First and second tutoring sessions
Dr. Musgaard - First, second and half of third tutoring sessions
Dr. FX - First and third tutoring sessions

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Protein Folding
and Structure

Review Session Details
  • Kozlowski: Lectures W4B, W5, W6, W6B, W7
  • Boddy: Quiz 3
  • Review amino acid side chain properties (i.e., pKa, charges, stereochemistry)
  • Dihedral angles for secondary structure (i.e., phi and psi)
  • Newman Projections for psi/phi angels
  • Drawing Helical wheels
  • Ramachandran plot
  • Properties of helices
  • Properties of Beta-sheets
  • Supersecondary structures and motifs
  • Levinthal’s Paradox
  • Protein folding thermodynamics 
  • Protein folding pathways
  • Quaternary structure (i.e. C2, C3, D2, D3 etc.)
  • Review Session will include problem solving from past Midterm questions.
  • All registered students will receive a "Midterm Package #3" that includes multiple Midterms/Quizes related to the above topics from previous years given by uOttawa Professors.

BCH2333/2733: Thermodynamics, Buffers, Lipids and Carbohydrates

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DNA Structure
and Lipids

Review Session Details
  • Review primary DNA structure (i.e. base tautomerization, classic base pair H-bonding, c2/c3 endo sugar rings)
  • Understand the inter- and intramolecular interaction in a DNA double helix
  • Analyse and understand DNA secondary structures (i.e. DNA helices: A, B, and Z)
  • Remembering Chargaff's Rule
  • Understand properties of triple DNA helices (H-DNA)
  • Palindromes and formation of hairpins and
  • DNA denaturation and melting curves
  • Types of lipids and their structures
  • Lipid membrane properties (i.e. fluidity, lateral and transverse diffusion, and cholesterol)
  • Fatty acid nomenclature
  • Understanding general ligand binding (i.e. formulate equation and associate it to Kd)
  • Learn to manipulate the simple Kd equation into complex ones
  • Graphically understand how protein-ligand system is interpreted
  • Cooperativity in ligand binding (i.e. Hill plot)
  • Assess the two types of cooperativity models (MWC vs. KNF model)
  • Apply protein-ligand cooperativity to oxygen transport in the body

BCH2333/2733: Peptide, Protein Structure and Folding

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Enzyme Kinetics
and Inhibition

Tutoring Session Details
  • Understanding general ligand binding (i.e. formulate equation and associate it to Kd)
  • Learn to manipulate the simple Kd equation into complex ones
  • Graphically understand how protein-ligand system is interpreted
  • Cooperativity in ligand binding (i.e. Hill plot)
  • Assess the two types of cooperativity models (MWC vs. KNF model)
  • Apply protein-ligand cooperativity to oxygen transport in the body
  • Understand the various ways an enzyme can catalyse a biochemical reaction
  • Measuring the rate of enzymatic reactions
  • Understand the Michaelis-Menten equation
  • Graphically understand how to interpret Michaelis-Menten enzyme kinetics
  • Graphically understand the lineweaver-burke plot (double reciprocal of Michaelis-Menten graph)
  • Fully understand the following kinetic parameters: KM, Kd, kcat, kcat/KM
  • Types of reversible inhibitors and how they affect enzyme kinetic parameters: KM and kcat
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Session Instructor
ABDULLAH AKBAR, PhD
Abdullah is a top-rated tutor with 7+ years of teaching experience.
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­As a recent PhD graduate from the University of Ottawa, he has worked along with many of the CHM BCH 233/2733 Professors. His lesson plans will always begin with must-know fundamental concepts and end with examples from previous midterms and final exam questions.

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