Keypmannahavn

Keypmannahavn (danskt: København, søguligt: Hafnia) er høvuðsstaður Danmarks.

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Politikkur

Danmark

Mentan

Danmark

Búskapur og ferðsla

Bøkur

- Københavns historie. Keypmannahavn : Gyldendal, 1980-83. - 6 bind
- Hans Edvard Nørregård-Nielsen: Kongens København: en guldaldermosaik. Keypmannahavn: Gyldendal, 1985. - 287 s.
- Pernille Stensgaard: København - folk og kvarterer. Keypmannahavn: Gyldendal, 2002. - 336 s.
- Kirsten Engsig: Turen går til København. Keypmannahavn: Politikens Forlag, 2002. - 144 s. ISBN 87-567-6398-0
- Erik Wassard: Ture i København. Keypmannahavn: Politikens Forlag, 2003. - 300 s. ISBN 87-567-6617-3
- Peter Tudvad: Kierkegaards København. Keypmannahavn: Politiken, 2004. - 513 s. ISBN 87-567-6533-9
- Claus Hagen Petersen: Politikens bog om København. Keypmannahavn: Politiken, 2004. - 266 s. ISBN 87-567-6784-6

Útvortis ávísing

- [http://www.visitcopenhagen.dk VisitCopenhagen.dk - Wonderful Copenhagen] (danskt og enskt)
- [http://www.aok.dk AOK.dk - Alt om København] (danskt og enskt)
- [http://www.netkontor.dk/cph Netkontor.dk/cph - dagligar myndir]
- [http://www.useit.dk UseIt.dk - Copenhagen on a low budget] (enskt)
- [http://www.faroehouse.dk FaroeHouse.dk - Føroyahúsið í Keypmannahavn] (føroyskt og danskt)
- [http://www.bryggen.dk Bryggen.dk - Nordatlantens Brygge] (danskt og enskt) Bólkur:Danmark ja:コペンハーゲン ko:코펜하겐

Estructura cuaternaria de las proteínas

Es el nivel que afecta a la disposición de varias cadenas polipeptídicas en el espacio. Afecta solo a la relación entre cadenas. Es similar a la terciaria. Es el nivel mas complejo, por lo cual lo tienen las proteínas complejas (enzimas, anticuerpos). Categoría:Proteínas

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