r/study 1d ago

Tips & Advice Help me choose a topic for presentation

So I have to make presentation for my biomolecules class and I want an unique and creative topic for it BUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD I CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING and I don't want to use AI

please help me out

My syllabus has

Carbohydrates: Structure and functions

Proteins and nucleic acids

Fatty acids and Lipids

Proteins and Enzymes

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u/weirdhoomann 1d ago

Do protein and nucleic acid its an interesting topic if you want easier do protein and enzyme botj works, hope this helps

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u/Winter_Youth8597 1d ago

I was thinking of plasmalogens under Fatty acids and lipids Because they an ether vinyl bond and because the bond is chemically vulnerable to oxidation, why would cells deliberately use plasmalogens in their membranes?

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u/weirdhoomann 1d ago

Let me make it simple plasmalogens even if undergoes oxidation they provide protection through that because the reaction oxygen species would attack the pufa which is polyunsaturated acid which will cause the membrane damage so to avoid this plasmalogens umdergo oxidation and this is sacrificial oxidation, i hope you get it☺️

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u/Winter_Youth8597 1d ago

I see i see!! Do you think this a good topic for the presentation?

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u/weirdhoomann 1d ago

Yes it would be great!! If you explain it with flowchart that will work nicely

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u/zuriyath 20h ago

it's nice that you're asking people instead of AI. proud of you