Advanced Biochemistry Fall Term, 1998  Problem Set 0 Graphs

1. The graph shown below was made by calculating the fractions of A and B at temperatures in the range from 0-100 °C. These calculations were done on the Excel spreadsheet that is in the Adv. Biochem. server. Next, the table of calculated values was copied and pasted into a Cricket Graph file; these were then used to make the graph. The graph was converted to a GIF file so that Netscape could display it here.

2. A page related to this problem on the topic of first-order decay shows standard ways of analyzing and displaying experimental data.
3. No graphs.
4. No graphs.
5. The graph shown below was made by calculating vo for several substrate concentrations in the presence and absence of inhibitor, which was set at a concentration of Ki. These calculations were done on the same Excel spreadsheet used for problem 1.

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7. No graphs. However, the following two sites compile a large amount of information on amino acids and their properties in proteins:

Take the Amino Acid Structure Quizzes from links on this page: Molecular Models for Biochemistry at Carnegie Mellon.
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