Imperial College London (ICL)

Year 2 lecture notes on the topic Protein X-Ray Crystallography, taught by Dr Konstantinos Beis at Imperial College London. Course: Bsc Biochemistry. Module: Structural Biology.

Year 2 lecture notes on the topic NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance), taught by Professor Steve Matthews at Imperial College London. Course: Bsc Biochemistry. Module: Structural Biology.

Lecture notes on the topic Protein Expression and Engineering, taught by Professor Bernadette Byrne at Imperial College London. Course: Bsc Biochemistry. Module: Structural Biology.

Lecture notes on the topic Protein Expression and Engineering, taught by Professor Bernadette Byrne at Imperial College London. Course: Bsc Biochemistry. Module: Structural Biology.

Lecture notes on the topic Protein Electrophoresis, taught by Professor Steve Matthews at Imperial College London. Course: Bsc Biochemistry. Module: Structural Biology.

Properties that Distinguish matter (Intensive and Extensive). With Examples, alongside an introduction to Dalton's atomic Theory.

Intro to General Chemistry. Detailing Law of Conservation of Mass, Classification of matter by state, properties that distinguish matter and its detailed branches and characteristics (Includes examples). Intro to Dalton's Atomic Theory.

The document discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and its various applications. It explores the ways in which AI can be used to improve industries such as healthcare, transportation, and finance. The document also delves into the ethical considerations surrounding the development and use of AI, such as issues of bias and job displacement. Additionally, the document examines current advancements in AI research and the potential for future developments in the field. Overall, the...

One page summaries for a variety of topics within human physiology, e.g. the workings of the eye, ear, circulatory system etc.

Lecture notes that cover DNA related processes in cells: transcription, translation etc. Later focus on epigenetics and the effects of external factors on gene expression.