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General information about proteins

What is an amino acid?
What are peptides?

What is the primary structure of proteins?

What is the secondary structure of proteins?
What is the tertiary structure of proteins?
What is the quaternary structure of proteins?

What allows cooperation of oxygen in blood? (Where after one oxygen binds, it's easier for more oxygen to bind)
How does sickle cell haemoglobin disease occur?
Information about enzymes and substrates

Example of michaelis-menten kinetics

Example of michaelis-menten equation

Information about enzyme inhibition

Example of non-competitive enzyme inhibition