Biophysics: Polymer Folding and DNA Organization

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Explores the fundamentals of proteins, their production, and natural materials like silk and collagen.

Covers the engineering of bacteria for efficient protein production and purification techniques using affinity tags.

Covers protein exploration, purification, and analysis methods, including sequencing, concentration measurement, and antibody detection.

Covers the structure, function, and engineering of proteins, emphasizing their biological significance and applications in biotechnology.

Discusses the organization of protein structures and the role of protein folding.

Introduces amino acids, protein structures, and protein-based natural materials like silk and collagen.

Explores the behavior of intrinsically disordered proteins, polymer phase separation, Flory-Huggins theory, and biomolecular condensates.

Discusses the self-attraction of DNA and its mediated interactions.

Explores the structure and function of biological polymers, emphasizing their information-carrying capabilities and unique properties.

Covers protein design fundamentals, including secondary structures, amino acid propensity, loops, and computational methods.

Explores the composition and functions of essential molecular building blocks in biological systems.

Covers the molecular structure of polymers, the transcription process, and the implications of protein misfolding in diseases.

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