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BamH1

2012-10-22T21:55:34Z

110028435: Created page with " BamH1 is a bacterial enzyme, known as a restiction endonuclease, from the bacterium Bacillus amyloliquefaciens. It cuts between the G and G bases of a GGATCC restiction sit..."

 BamH1 is a bacterial enzyme, known as a restiction endonuclease, from the bacterium Bacillus amyloliquefaciens. It cuts between the G and G bases of a GGATCC restiction site to leave sticky ends.

Talk:Asymmetric carbon

2011-12-02T14:04:27Z

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Asymmetric [[Carbon|carbons]], also known as chiral carbons, are carbons with four different groups surrounding them. These groups can be bonded to the carbon in two different ways thus forming two [[Isomer|isomers]]: L isomer and D isomer. Isomers are mirror images of each other. An example of an asymmetric carbon is the α carbon of [[Amino acid|amino acids]]

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2011-12-02T14:03:02Z

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Talk:Asymmetric carbon

2011-12-02T13:31:22Z

110028435: Created page with "Asymmetric carbons, also known as chiral carbons, are carbons with four different groups surrounding them. These groups can be bonded to the carbon in t..."

Asymmetric [[Carbon|carbons]], also known as chiral carbons, are carbons with four different groups surrounding them. These groups can be bonded to the carbon in two different ways thus forming two [[isomer|isomers]]: L isomer and D isomer. Isomers are mirror images of each other. An example of an asymmetric carbon is the α carbon of [[Amino_acid|amino acids]].