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Nucleosides, tides, acids; Oxygen protein carriers; DNA binding proteins
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What is the difference between a nucleoSIDE and a nucleoTIDE
A side has no phosphate on it.
What is the process to attach a phosphate group to make mono, di, and triphosphates
Attaching a 5’ hydroxyl (5’-OH) of the sugar to make MP. A phosphoanhydride bond makes a DP. And then another one NTP

What type of projection is this
Haworth

What type of bond is shown
5’ phosphodiester link
What does hemoglobin do
Binds to O2 and transports it into the blood stream.
What’s a porphyrin + Fe

What does hemoglobin look like by O2 vs PO2
Sigmoidal
What does a >1 slope on plot mean
cooperative binding
How does 2,3BPG affect hemoglobin
Binds to deoxyhemoglobin to deoxygenate into the tense state. allosteric
What is the Bohr effect
More Co2 and acid more release of oxygen because of shape change