4:6. The DNA Replication Process
(Yes it has a different name). The 8-step process.

(Yes it has a different name). The 8-step process.
Introduce telomeres as “protective caps” to ensure protection and quality replication of DNA sequences. Also discuss single copy DNA (important for genetic info) vs repetitive DNA (telomeres are an example of this).
The strands (each of the 2 sugar phosphate backbones) run in opposite directions. That is all.
Really just a recap of the previous module + the types of bonding that forms the Double Helix
Discuss DNA’s basic structure as well as the nitrogenous base pairs.
(Content heavy!) Transcription, Structural Differences of Nucleic Acids, mRNA Processing, and RNA Interference
Search up the Lineweaver-Burke Plot on your own.
Covalent Modifications are changes made to a protein to accomplish a variety of tasks (activate, deactivate, etc). I discuss Small Post-translational Modifications, Zymogens, and Suicide Inhibitors.
MARTI (Motor, Antibodies, Receptors, Transport, and Ion Channel) Proteins. Don’t forget LITHOL for types of enzymes.
Discuss allostery, feedback loops, and the phosphofructokinase enzyme and it how it is involved in a feedback loop. (Pretty long module)
Details positive, negative, and noncooperation binding.
Discusses the steady state assumption and its equation, the MM Equation, and the catalytic efficiency equation. Also notes Kcat and Km and their interpretations.
I discuss the 3 assumptions that allow for the (many) conclusions we will reach later in this season.
The effects of the pH and Temperature factors on catalysis.
What they are and some examples. Discuss his minerals as well.
LITHOL // Transferase, ligase, oxidoreductase, isomerase, hydroplane, lyase
Details active and allosteric site binding and distinguishes between reaction and regulation.
Details how catalysts affect a reaction.
It’s in the title.
Discusses catalytic conditions and collision theory.
Notes on the final module from this chapter (Amino Acids and Proteins).
Distinguish between activated and deactivated proteins and how each form is reached.
Discusses the four levels of protein structure and what factors allow for distinction between them.
FILLER EPISODE
Discuss pI in relation to pH and Zwitterions.
Structure of Amino Acids
I elaborate on special cases in Amino Acids.
I detail how peptide bonds are formed (NYC-add-slim) and cleaved (specific and nonspecific methods).
Should really be titled “Exception to the Dogma”. I detail 4 processes that violate the Central Dogma.
Details what the dogma states and what it specifies.