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Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences
Fall Semester 2009

Professor Peter Qin
LJS 251
Tel: : (213) 821-2461
pzq@usc.edu

 

 

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Resources

      2008 Midterm 1      key

      2008 Midterm 2      key

      2008 Final              key

Additional Practice Questions / Keys

Odd questions, Aktins Ch.1 – Ch.8, Key

Questions from Tinoco Text


THERMODYNAMICS

REDOX REACTIONS

  • 3D Structure of small water-soluble Cytochrome c protein - the electron carrier from the bc1 complex to CcO 
  • General information about the terminal respiratory-chain redox protein:  cyctochrome c oxidase (CcO).  Includes 2D images, diseases links and links to research groups working on this protein.
  • 3D structure of CcO (T.TSUKIHARA et al.)
  • Information, including 3D structures, on the bc1 complex
  • Find any protein structure that has been solved from the RCSB protein databank.

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KINETICS

ENZYME KINETICS

SINGLE MOLECULE SPECTROSCOPY

PHOTOBIOLOGY

·         Photosynthetic proteins: RC You will need the Chime plug-in to see this structures.

·         Photosynthetic proteins: Background

FRET

PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION

SCANNING PROBE MICROSCOPY

THE HUMAN GENOME

GENERAL

·         Online journals at USC

 

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