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Hoa Tran is an organic chemistry instructor at an admissions test-preparation company in Asbury Park, New Jersey. She prepares pre-medical and pre-dental students for entrance exams and holds a degree in biochemistry. Tran also contributes chemistry guides to Biology Insights.

Primary Amines: Structure, Roles, and Applications Chemistry
What Is Cross-Linkage in Biology and Chemistry?Chemistry
What Are Dehydration Reactions and Their Role in Biology?Biology
The Curcumin Chemical Structure and Its Effects Chemistry
What is Femtomolar and Why Is It Important in Biology?Biology
Amide Hydrolysis: Biological and Industrial Applications Chemistry
What Are Transition States on a Graph?Chemistry
The Valine Structure and Its Role in Proteins Biology
What Is a Solvation Shell and Why Does It Matter?Chemistry
Lipid Nomenclature: The System for Naming Biological Lipids Biology
The Glutamine Side Chain: A Unique Chemical Structure Chemistry
What Makes Ethanol an Organic Compound?Chemistry
What Is the Oxo Group in Chemistry and Biology?Chemistry
Polar and Nonpolar Amino Acids: The Difference Chemistry
Ultrasonication: Principles and Applications Chemistry
Molecular Oxygen: Biological Role and Diverse Uses Chemistry
Fatty Acid Esters: Functions and Widespread Uses Chemistry
Carboxylic Acid and Amine Reaction: A Fundamental Process Chemistry
The Chemical Structure of Prostaglandins Chemistry
Why the Glucose Ring Structure Is Vital for Life Biology
Cinchonidine: Its Properties and Chemical Applications Chemistry
The Role of Hydrogen Bonds in Protein Structure and Function Chemistry
The Esters: Their Chemistry, Sources, and Applications Chemistry
What Are Organic Reactions and How Do They Work?Chemistry
Alpha-Amino Acid: Structure, Function, and Types Chemistry
The Chemistry of Carbon Rings: Types and Properties Chemistry
The Glucose Model: Linear and Cyclic Structures Chemistry
What Is Catalysis and How Do Catalytic Processes Work?Chemistry
Hydroxyl Ions: Chemistry, Function, and Applications Chemistry
What Are Isoprenoids and Why Are They Important?Chemistry