PPT-Folding and Faulting

What is a Fold A fold is a bent rock layer or series of layers that were originally horizontal and subsequently deformed Due to compression forces They are most visible in rocks that have layers. e t he same creases remain compact and flat It looks complicated but with care and preparation it i s actually fairly easy Oh and by the way it is a chart not a map look it up yourself I had to Preparations A few preparation ideas that will help Fi The classic principle of . protein folding. is that all the information required for a protein to adopt the correct three-dimensional conformation is provided by its amino acid sequence.. Molecular chaperones. Chapter 6. Folding. Faulting. The buckling of a rock layer that was once horizontal. Buckles or folds appear on the landscape.. The main type of folds are:. Anticlines. Synclines. Faulting is the result of the movement of the earths plates. Faults occur where there is stress along a weak point in the earths crust.. Folding. When Earth’s crust bends, folds occur. Folding occurs under compression when forces act towards each other, such as when plates collide. . Folding & Faulting. Definitions. Compression. 2. CLASSIFICATION It's not easy to classify sedimentarand their geometries are so highly varied howing most of the important struc-tures in terms of such a twofold classification. 73 , and I thi Folding. When Earth’s crust bends, folds occur. Folding occurs under compression when forces act towards each other, such as when plates collide. . Folding & Faulting. Definitions. Compression. Mr Boland . Geography. The earths crust is divided into layers. But because the earths plates are convergent, neutral and divergent the layers of the earths crust have been changed and deformed.. The three types of deformation are. Chris Garlock. Protein Folding - Why is it important. Proteins are biological nano-machines which play apart in all of our bodies functions. Protein folding is the process all proteins undergo to assemble into their native structure. Aim -->. Sequence of Events. Uniformitarianism. - processes that occur today have always occurred. "The present is the key to the past." Examples include weathering, erosion, earthquakes etc.. Law of Superposition. Faults form in rocks when the stresses overcome the internal strength of the rock resulting in a fracture. A fault can be defined as the displacement of once connected blocks of rock along a fault plane. This can occur in any direction with the blocks moving away from each other. Faults occur from both tensional and compressional forces. OROGENY. LED BY PROFESSOR DONNY HUTTON The North Cornwall/Bude coastal section contains probably the best exposed, most accessible and spectacular fold structures seen in western Europe. They, alon Mechanism of folding and . misfolding. GroEL. – biological machine (chaperones folding). Molecular motors: Polymer physics and Myosin V motility. Many Facets of Folding . Structure Prediction. Protein & Enzyme Design. Types of Stress:. Tension. . Stress that pulls rock apart. Stress. is a force acting on a . rock. . It has the same units as pressure, but also has a . direction. . There are three types of stress: . This has proved to be a very challenging problem. It has aptly been described as the second half of the genetic code, and as the three-dimensional code, as opposed to the one-dimensional code involved in nucleotide/amino acid sequence. .