Structure of Proteins

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Last updated on July 21, 2026 2:13 am

Learn the structure and functions of proteins with a focus on their purification and enzymes in this free online organic chemistry and biology course.

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This free online biological chemistry course introduces you to the structure and functions of proteins. We take you through the hierarchical structure of proteins, the techniques used to determine their three-dimensional structure, their purification and the processes used for enzymes. This course offers entry into the fields of chemistry and biology and suits anyone interested in learning how the body fuels itself.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course

  • State the characteristics of the ?be…
  • Discuss the different hierarchical s…
  • List the important parameters for pr…
  • Describe the Ramachandran plot…
  • State the characteristics of the ?beta bend?
  • Discuss the different hierarchical structures of a protein or polypeptide
  • List the important parameters for protein purification
  • Describe the Ramachandran plot
  • Outline the property types on which protein purification can be based
  • Explain the functions of protein
  • Define an ?enzyme?
  • List the class of enzymes in the correct order as per their nomenclature system
  • Classify enzymes on the basis of cofactors
  • Discuss the derivation of the Michaelis-Menten equation
  • Recall the factors affecting enzyme-catalyzed reactions
  • Define ?proteases? and their types
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