...the fatty acid chain are single bonded...

...pathways (e.g., extensor chain) Can be open...
...of tone along chain reflects muscle balance...
...moves in open/closed chain? Is height, width,...
...are muscles along chain shortened/overstretched? Are weight-bearing...
...inside line: Kinetic chain along inner leg...

...called a food chain. In the 1920s,...
...of a food chain is limited by...
...transfer along the chain. Only about 10%...
...up the food chain. The dynamic stability...

...of each heavy chain anchors the receptor...
...the light- and heavy-chain variable (V) regions...
...parts of a heavy-chain V region and...
...parts of a light-chain V region. Antibodies...
...chains: an a chain and a ß...
...and a ß chain, linked by a...
...a and ß chain variable (V) regions...
...which encodes one chain of the B...
...A receptor light chain is assembled from...
...of the receptor chain, while the C...
...constant region. The light-chain gene contains a...
...Since a functional light-chain gene is built...
...number of different heavy-chain genes is even...
...of a functional light-chain gene requires rearranging...
...J gene segments. Heavy-chain genes undergo a...
...cell, only one light-chain gene and one...
...gene and one heavy-chain gene are rearranged....
...After both the light-chain and heavy-chain genes...
...the light-chain and heavy-chain genes have rearranged,...
...translation, the light chain and heavy chain...
...chain and heavy chain assemble together, forming...
...of the heavy chain, which contains sequences...
...major types of heavy-chain constant regions determine...

...RNA. The molecular chain of command in...
...for a polypeptide chain are written in...
...up the polypeptide chain. During translation, the...
...in a long chain. AAA, GGG, and...
...to start a chain from scratch; they...
...of the RNA chain. The presence of...
...the growing RNA chain while RNA polymerase...
...of the polypeptide chain. During translation, each...
...into a polypeptide chain. The tRNA molecule...
...the growing polypeptide chain. The A site...
...added to the chain. Discharged tRNAs leave...
...Both initiation and chain elongation require energy...
...the growing polypeptide chain and transfers the...
...and transfers the chain, now one amino...
...until the polypeptide chain is completed. Termination...
...of the polypeptide chain. In some cases,...
...a single polypeptide chain may be enzymatically...
...a specific polypeptide chain. All these definitions...

...and nucleic acids—form chain-like molecules called polymers....
...is a straight chain, but an unsaturated...
...group (or side chain). Different R groups...
...creates a polypeptide chain. At one end...
...a polypeptide, the chain generally folds spontaneously...
...parts of the chain, which in turn...
...of the polypeptide chain lying side by...
...oxygen. A polypeptide chain with a given...
...solvent. The polypeptide chain refolds so that...
...a single polynucleotide chain. DNA molecules have...
...in the polypeptide chain of human hemoglobin...

...called a food chain. In the 1920s,...
...community. Each food chain within a food...
...of a food chain is limited by...
...transfer along the chain. Only about 10%...
...up the food chain. The dynamic stability...
...evapotranspiration facilitator food chain food web herbivory...

...(METHYL GROUP ADDED) CHAIN INITIATION, STARTER UNITS...
...CHEMISTRY BOTH CONVERT SHORT-CHAIN ACYL-S-COA THIOESTERS INTO...
...ACYL-S-COA THIOESTERS INTO LONG-ACYL-CHAIN PRODUCTS Discuss the...
...since each new short-chain monomer added to...
...the growing acyl chain polymer is conducted...

...TURN, ITS SIDE CHAIN IS EXPOSED SO...
...OF THE PROTEIN CHAIN. A motif is...
...of a protein chain in the ?-helical...
...type of protein chain (monomer), the molar...
...MW OF EACH CHAIN IS DETERMINED BY...