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What are the metabolic changes that occur in a cell when exposed to a specific drug, and what is the mechanism that causes these changes?

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How does the chemical structure of thymine differ from uracil and why is it important in DNA replication and repair?

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What are the factors that influence the formation and stability of protein-protein interactions and complexes? How can we measure and analyze these interactions?

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What are the regulatory mechanisms that control the utilization of glucose in the human body during periods of rest and exercise?

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How can the use of metabolomics and systems biology help in the discovery and development of new drugs for the treatment of diseases?

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How can the use of metabolomics and systems biology approach be applied to understand the metabolic pathways of a specific bioactive compound produced by a specific species of plant?

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How does the urea cycle convert toxic ammonia into a less toxic form and what enzymes are involved in the process?

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How does the urea cycle in the liver contribute to the assimilation of nitrogen in the human body?

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How does the urea cycle contribute to the disposal of excess nitrogen in the body during amino acid metabolism, and what are the key enzymes involved in this process?

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How does the Ubiquitin-Proteasome System selectively target specific proteins for degradation, and what are the chemical mechanisms involved in this process?

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How does the ubiquitin-proteasome system contribute to protein turnover and degradation in cells, and what are the underlying mechanisms and factors that regulate this process?

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How does the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS) function in the degradation and turnover of proteins within a cell and what are the different pathways that target proteins for UPS-mediated degradation?

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How does the type and concentration of substrate affect the rate of enzyme catalysis in the hydrolysis of sucrose by sucrase enzyme?

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How does the transport of lipids differ from that of other biomolecules in the body and what biochemical pathways are involved in the metabolism of different types of lipids?

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What is the three-dimensional structure of the nucleotide bases within a single strand of RNA, and how does this structure affect the function of the RNA molecule?

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How does the three-dimensional structure of a protein relate to its specific function? Provide an example of a protein and explain how its structure allows it to carry out its biological function.

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How does the substitution of a single nucleotide in mRNA during transcription affect the amino acid sequence in the resulting polypeptide during translation?

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How do the structures of carbohydrates and proteins influence their interaction and recognition with each other?

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How does the structure of nucleic acids affect its function in protein synthesis? Provide specific examples.

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How does the structure of the nucleic acids affect its function in storing and transmitting genetic information? Explain the role of base pairing, sugar-phosphate backbone and hydrogen bonding in the double helix structure of DNA.

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