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    Arnm ADN ADN ARN ARN ATP ADN ADN

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    The document discusses various aspects of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis. It shows DNA being transcribed into RNA, which is then translated into proteins. It mentions introns and exons in RNA, as well as tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA. The roles of ATP, amino acids, and the genetic code in protein synthesis are depicted. Finally, it suggests RNA is broken down by the enzyme RNase.

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    Arnm ADN ADN ARN ARN ATP ADN ADN

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    The document discusses various aspects of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis. It shows DNA being transcribed into RNA, which is then translated into proteins. It mentions introns and exons in RNA, as well as tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA. The roles of ATP, amino acids, and the genetic code in protein synthesis are depicted. Finally, it suggests RNA is broken down by the enzyme RNase.

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    The document discusses various aspects of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis. It shows DNA being transcribed into RNA, which is then translated into proteins. It mentions introns and exons in RNA, as well as tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA. The roles of ATP, amino acids, and the genetic code in protein synthesis are depicted. Finally, it suggests RNA is broken down by the enzyme RNase.

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    Arnm ADN ADN ARN ARN ATP ADN ADN

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    hammou Houdjedje
    The document discusses various aspects of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis. It shows DNA being transcribed into RNA, which is then translated into proteins. It mentions introns and exons in RNA, as well as tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA. The roles of ATP, amino acids, and the genetic code in protein synthesis are depicted. Finally, it suggests RNA is broken down by the enzyme RNase.

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    ARNm

    ADN ADN

    ADN ADN
    ARN
    ARN
    ATP

    ARN
    ADN
    ARNm
    ADN ARN
    ARN
    ADN ARN ARNm

    ARNm
    ARN
    ARN ADN
    ADN NaOH
    ARN
    (C) (U)
    ARNm (A) G
    ADN ADN C5H10O5
    H3PO4
    ARNm

    ARNm ARNase
    ARNm
    ARNm
    ARNm
    ARNm
    ADN
    exons introns ARNm
    ARNm ARN

    ARNm

    ARNm
    ARNm ARN
    ARN ADN
    ARNm
    ADN
    ARNm

    ARNm

    ARN ADN
    ARNm
    ARNt
    ARNm

    ARNm
    ARNt

    ARNt
    ATP
    ARNt AB = C ----- 43 = 64
    A
    ARNt B
    ARNt ATP C
    ARNt

    ARNm AUG
    P ARNt
    AUG ARNt UGA UAG UAA
    ARNm

    A ARNt Nirenberg
    ARNm Anagène

    ARNm ADN ARN


    P ARNt
    A ARNt
    ARNt A P

    ARNm
    ARNt
    ARNm

    ARN
    ARN
    ARNr ARNt ARNm
    ARN

    ARNt 23S.5S ARNr


    P A
    ARNm
    ARNm 16S ARNr
    ARNm ARNm
    Boules et Bâtonnets

    Sphères
    NH2
    C COOH Bâtonnets
    H
    Fil de fer
    R

    COOH
    Asp Glu Caricatures Rubans

    NH2
    His Arg Lys

    R
    15 Rastop

    pH

    PHi
    COOH NH2

    PHi=PH

    NH3+
    COO CO NH
    PHi>PH
    H+

    PHi<PH
    H+

    PHi
    PHi
    PHi
    PHi
    Anfinsen
    PH
    PH
    PH

    PH ExAO
    (COOH NH2 ExAO

    H+

    H+
    ExAO

    PH

    PH

    P S

    P2 P1 S

    P S2 S1
    ABO

    B A A
    A B B
    B A AB
    B A O
    .

    N A IA
    A NAGa
    B IB
    B (Gal)
    iO Rh/ABO/CMH
    O
    O
    i IB IA

    ABO

    . iO IB IA

    IA i O IA IA A
    IB i O IB IB B
    IA IB AB
    iO iO O -
    RH CMH
    RH
    D
    RH+ HLA
    RH- CMH
    D RH+
    Rh+ A.B.C CMH I
    D RH- HLA I
    Rh DP.DQ.DR CMH II
    HLA II
    RH+ RH+ Rh+ B
    RH+ RH- HLA II HLA I
    RH- RH- Rh HLA
    LBp
    LBp LB

    LB
    LB

    LB Ig
    BCR
    LB Y

    LB

    LB
    LB BCR

    LB

    LB
    BCR
    LB

    LBp LB

    LBm

    2
    LT8
    LT8
    TCR
    LT8
    CD8 TCR LTc
    HLA I LTc
    .
    LT8 LTC

    LTc LT8 LTc


    LT8m

    LT8 LTc
    LT8 LB LTc CMH

    LT8 LB LTc
    IL2
    LTh LTc
    IL2 LT4 LTc
    HLA II
    LTc CD8 TCR
    IL2 HLA I
    LTc
    IL2

    LTc
    LTc
    LT

    LT4.LT8.LB LT
    LT

    LT
    TCR
    T
    HLA II
    LT
    HLA I HLA P LT

    IL1 HLA
    HLA I HLA
    TCR CD8 LT8 CD8 LT8 P
    HLA I HLA
    HLA II CD4 LT P
    TCR CD4 LT4 LT LT8
    HLA II
    LB LT
    HLA II

    3
    LT LB
    VIH
    (VIH)
    LT4
    HLA I
    CD4 LT4 VIH
    gp120 LT4
    VIH
    HLA II
    gp 120 gp
    P17
    ARN P24/25

    VIH
    ARN
    CPA HLA II
    VIH
    LB
    LT4 VIH
    LT4
    HLA I
    LT4 CD4 gp120
    LB
    LT4
    LB
    LT4
    HLA II
    BCR LB
    ARN
    ADN
    BCR
    ADN ADN
    LT4
    HLAII
    ADN
    HLAII
    LT4
    LB
    6 LT4 VIH
    VIH

    LT4 CMH II
    LT4
    CMH I
    LTc
    LT8
    LT4
    LB
    LT4
    IL2 IL1 LT4
    LT4m LTh
    LB LTh IL2 LT8 LB
    .LT8m LTc LT8 LBm LBp
    LT4
    LBp

    LTc
    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    -70 mv

    Na+
    Na+ K+
    K+ Patch-clamp

    K+ Na+ Patch-clamp
    K+
    Na+

    K+ Na+

    Na+
    K+
    ATP

    K+ Na+
    Na+
    Ca2+

    Ca+2

    Ca+2 Ca+2
    K+ Na+
    Ca+2
    K+ Na+

    Ca+2

    Na+
    Na+
    K+ Na+

    K+
    Na+ Na+ K+

    K+ K+
    Na+
    + +
    K Na
    K+ Na+

    K+ Na+
    PPSE
    PPSE
    Na+

    Na+
    PPSE

    PPSI
    PPSI
    Cl-
    GABA
    PPSI Cl-

    3
    CO2
    O2 CO2

    O2

    NADP+
    ADN

    O2
    P1,P2...Pn CO2 CO2

    PSI
    P PSII P PSI PSII
    P* P*
    ATP
    + +
    P P

    O2

    ADP + Pi
    O2 CO2

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