Titlebook: Biochemistry; J. Stenesh Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Amino acid.DNA.Lipid.Nucleotide.Oxidation.Protein.RNA.bio

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Lipids and Membranesy to associate through noncovalent interactions. As major parts of their structure, many lipids have long hydrocarbon chains that may be saturated or unsaturated. Some lipids have specific roles and high biological activity. Among these, we find several vitamins and hormones. In addition, lipids have a number of general biological functions.

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Amino Acids and Peptidesds become linked covalently, producing chains of varying lengths. We call short chains, consisting of two or more amino acids, .. Long chains, often containing hundreds of amino acids, are . or .. Each chain has a unique sequence of amino acids.

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