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Class Assignment For 16 Oct 10 Marks

The document provides instructions for class assignments on two different dates. The first assignment on October 16th is worth 10 marks and asks students to explain the differences in melting points between fatty acids and give reasons for specific listed acids. It also asks what Omega 3 fatty acids are and the significance of "omega" and the number "3" in the term. The second assignment on October 18th is also worth 10 marks and instructs students to explain the central dogma, write the names of pyrimidines and purines, and identify the types of bonds between DNA-DNA, in proteins, and between structural polysaccharides.

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Class Assignment For 16 Oct 10 Marks

The document provides instructions for class assignments on two different dates. The first assignment on October 16th is worth 10 marks and asks students to explain the differences in melting points between fatty acids and give reasons for specific listed acids. It also asks what Omega 3 fatty acids are and the significance of "omega" and the number "3" in the term. The second assignment on October 18th is also worth 10 marks and instructs students to explain the central dogma, write the names of pyrimidines and purines, and identify the types of bonds between DNA-DNA, in proteins, and between structural polysaccharides.

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Class assignment for 16th Oct

10 marks

1. Explain why there are drastic differences in melting points of the fatty acids.

Give reasons for each one of the listed acids.

2. What is meant by Omega 3 fatty acids (significance of “omega” and “3”)?


Class Assignment for 18th Oct
10 marks

1. Explain the central dogma


2. Write the names of pyrimidines and purines.
3. Identify the types of bonds between
a. DNA – DNA
b. Intramolecular bonding in proteins
c. Between polymers of structural polysaccharides

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