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You are the owner of a company that sells cleaning products. The people in Research have two new products for you to review. The first is a type of hand soap that they say will cut greasebecause "it
Using the data given in table below plot a Lineweaver-Burk plot.
The proces by which the bacteria affect milk is outlined in text books, but the "meat" process seems to be glossed over.
There are two very different methods that will accomplish this. One method requires much more effort and is less reliable than the other. Either method will receive full credit.
Include a brief description of the general type of reaction they catalyze.
The phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of proteins is a vital means of regulation. Protein kinases attach phosphoryl groups, whereas phosphatases remove the phosphoryl group from the target prote
Why does fluoracetate cause citrate to build up in the Citric Acid Cycle? Why do glucose and glycolysis decrease and hexose increases.
As mentioned in the lab manual, the calcium concentration in seawater is 10mM while the concentration in unfertilized egg cytoplam is greater that 10-6 M. Immediately after fertilization or in unfer
Cellular respiration is a process that occurs in many organisms. The rate of cellular respiration can be measured using several different methods.
Addition of small amounts of oxaloacetate or malate to suspensions of minced pigeon-breast muscle stimulated the oxygen consumption of the preparation.
However, the addition of a trace of uniformly labeled [14C]acetyl-CoA in the presence of an excess of unlabeled malonyl-CoA to a soluble liver fraction yields palmitate labeled with 14C only in C-15
Contrary to the legend camels do not store water in their humps, which actually consist of a large fat deposit. How can these fat deposits serve as a source of water.
In order for the 4-nitrophenol to release the yellow colour expected, it has to be fully ionised. With a pKa of 7, I have decided that pH9 would allow it to be fully ionised - this is also supported
The standard reduction potential (Eo') for the reduction of fumarate is +0.03V. The Eo' for the reduction of FAD in a given protein that accepts the electrons from succinate is -0.40V.
Although animals do not have glyoxylate cycle its is still possible to find radioactively labelled carbon atoms from triacylglycerols incorporated into glucose.
Given the importance of fumarase to the citric acid cycle how is it possible for people with fumarase deficiency to produce adequate ATP for survival.
what are the equilibrium concentrations and concentration ratios.
The equilibrium constant for the denaturation of a protein is determined to be 0.13 at 59.8 degrees celsius. What is the standard state of delta G for the reaction, in kJ/mol to 0.01kJ/mol.
Given the following facts, (a) tell in which direction the reaction will tend to go if NAD^(+), NADH, pyruvate, and lactate were mixed, all at 1 M concentrations, in the presence of lactate dehydrog
A two electron transfer reaction you are studying has a standard state standard reduction potential (Eo') on 0.137V at 37C. What is the equilibrium constant for the reaction (Keq') at 37C.
Which fatty acid -palmitic, stearic, palmitoleic, or arachidonic, would have lowest m.p. and explain why. Which would be chiral? A)glyceryl tripalmitate,B) glyceryl 1-stearate, 2,3 dipalmitate,C) gl
Which of these statements apply to endocrine disruptors.
When digested DNA is analysed using agarose gel electrophoresis the total size of fragments sometimes does not add up to the size of the original DNA molecule.
What is the net charge of this peptide.
Calculation of amount of phenol red in micrograms present in 3ml of the solution, you will need to use the following data: the concentration of the unknown 5.0 micromoles, volume = 3ml, MW of phenol