BCH 4054 Fall 2000 Course Related Web Links


BCH 4054--General Biochemistry II--Fall 2000

Course Related Web Sites

Links will be added to this page periodically throughout the course, the most recent additions appearing first. Check this page occassionally to see what is new.

Chapter 32 Links

The Genetic Code

tRNA structure

Chapter 30 Links

Animations of genetic processes

Chapter 29 Links

Holliday Model--Explanation for Recombination

Holliday Junction--Strand exchange animation

Holliday Junction--RuvA and RuvB complex with DNA

Chapter 11 & 12 Links

Nucleoside conformations

DNA Double Helix (Chime tutorial by Eric Martz, U. Mass. Click on items 3 and 6)

A, B, and Z DNA (by David Marcey, Califronia Lutheran University)

DNA Supercoiling Part 1, Part 2 (Lectures by Professor Michael Blaber)

DNA History--Search for the Genetic Material

Chapter 27 Links

Nucleotide metabolism (from Net Biochem)

Nucleotide metabolism (from Michael W. King, Indiana University, Terre Haute Center for Medical Education)

Chapter 26 Links

Urea Cycle: 2D | 3D

Chapter 25 Links

Cholesterol Biosynthesis

Chapter 24 Links

Fatty Acid Tutorial (NetBiochem Tutorial by James Baggot and Sharon Dennis)

Propionyl-CoA Degradation: 2D | 3D

Chapter 23 Links

Glucose-6-phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency

Pentose Phosphate Pathway: 2 D | 3 D

Glycogen Synthesis and Galactose Pathway: 2 D | 3 D

Chapter 22 Links

Photosynthesis Problem Set 1

Photosynthesis Problem Set 2 (both from The Biology Project, University of Arizona)

Discovering Photosynthesis (Links provided by a florist. Contains some advertisements)

Metabolic Maps

From the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes. Choose a pathway from the list, then there is a drop-down menu from which to choose an organism, and the pathway for that organism is displayed. Enzymes are indicated by their IUPAC numbers, and clicking on an enzyme number connects to a page with extensive information about the enzyme and links to protein databases. For more information, consult the instructions page for use of this information.

Boehringer Mannheim Pathways. Enter a compound name to retrieve links to pathways involving the compound.