mark <mark at busi-solgro.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> hi,apologies if this req. is in the wrong ng.
> as part of my wifes studies in biology she has been requested to give an
> account of the structure of proteins and using suitable examples explain how
> their structure enables them to carry out their function,showing relevant
> diagrams.
> i am aware that this may be extremely basic to many posters/readers,but if
> any one can provide us with some information we would be extremely grateful.
> many thanks in advance..
>mark at busi-solgro.demon.co.uk
If you can use a library I recommend Branden's book "introduction to
protein structure". That would give a good starting point (a more
detailed would be A. Fersht's book, forgot the name right now, maybe
"Enzyme structure and function")
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