Overview of Glucose Catabolism via Glycolysis Introduction Glucose is an important source of energy, used by many organisms for their metabolic process. It has several advantages, such as its high …
Fermentation: Introduction and its Types Introduction Hypothetically, the first living organism came into existence, when the atmosphere was devoid of oxygen, to drive the cell metabolism; anaerobic degradation of glucose …
Proteins: Definition, Roles, Functions and Structure Structure of Proteins Proteins are composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and usually, sulfur atoms. They are the most abundant organic compounds in all …
Different types of Pathways for ATP Production Introduction The catabolism of glucose is a technique to the metabolism of all organisms as it provides a glimpse of how organisms obtain …
Amino acids: Physical, Chemical properties and Peptide bond Amino acids are group of group organic compound containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. Amino acids are the building blocks or serve …
Lac Operon- An Inducible Operon Introduction The sequence of bases coding for one or more polypeptides, to gather with the promoter and operator or activator – binding sites, is called …
Amino acids: Structure, Optical activity and Classifications Introduction Amino acids are group of organic compound containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. A biomolecule is carbon based organic compound which is …
Carbohydrate: Structure, Functions and Types Carbohydrates are most abundant biomolecules in the nature. They can hydrolyze Polyhydroxy aldehyde, ketones, or compounds. Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are the primary component of …