Thread: where would I find a a table

that would help me find the biological molecules that the following biological substances are constructed from;

catalase
myosin
amylose
antibody
myoglobin

Or does anybody know the answer?

A biochemistry book

H,C,O ,N in various amounts.

The choices are, it's a slight bit more advanced than that; oh he's submitted thanks for the help.

Protein databank for everything but the amylose.

madsrdpasd qmkqwkeqra pqkpdvlttg ggnpigdkln imtagprgpl lvqdvvftde
mahfdrerip ervvhakgag afgyfevthd itryskakvf ehigkrtpia vrfstvages
gsadtvrdpr gfavkfyted gnwdlvgnnt piffirdaml fpsfihsqkr npqthlkdpd
mvwdfwslcp eslhqvtflf sdrgipdghr hmngygshtf klvnangeav yckfhyktdq
giknlpveea grlaqedpdy glrdlfnaia sgnypswtfy iqvmtfkeae tfpfnpfdlt
kvwphkdypl ipvgklvlnr npanyfaeve qmafdpsnmp pgiepspdkm lqgrlfaypd
thrhrlgpny lqipvncpyr arvanyqrdg pmcmhdnqgg apnyypnsfs apeqqgsale
hhsqcsadvk rfnsanednv tqvrtfytkv lneeerkrlc enianhlkda qlfiqrkavk
nftdvhpdyg arvqalldqy nsqkpknaih tyvqagshia akgkanl

That's the amino acid sequence of rat Catalase. As provided by NCBI

http://www.cryst.bbk.ac.uk/education...he_twenty.html

That link will tell you what the notation is.

You could then determine the components of each amino acid, which is widely available on the internet. Then you could build your own table!

Edit: Note than an antibody is called an immunoglobin.

Amylose is just a chain of glucose C6H12O6

Originally Posted by fizzlooney

H,C,O ,N in various amounts.

You forgot S.

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