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The number of units of enzyme in the test preparation can be calculated by applying the Beer–Lambert law to calculate the amount ...

The assay can be used to assay ATP and enzymes that utilise ATP by means of coupled reactions. The use of excess reagents would ...

SFM-400 Stopped-flow mode Motor Mixer Motor Motor Delay line Mixer Exit Cuvette Light Detection Delay line Mixer Motor S1 S2 S3 ...

By varying the time between mixing the reactants and adding the quenching reagent, the kinetics of this build-up can be studied. ...

(a) Sensor Lead screw Injector Plunger Syringe Stirring Outer shield Reference cell Sample cell Inner shield Sensor 0.0 Molar ra ...

chemically modified or immobilised. The apparatus consists of a pair of matched cells (sample and reference) of approximately 2 ...

methods is to insert a fluorine atom into the molecule. From an NMR point of view this is an excellent label, since it is a spin ...

Glucose oxidase method: This couples the reaction to peroxidase and measures the absorption of the oxidised dye in the visible ...

the mechanism underlying the binding of a substrate(s) to the enzyme catalytic site and the subsequent conversion of the substra ...

Isotope exchange studies:The replacement of the natural isotope of an atom in the substrate by a different isotope of the same ...

nucleophilic amino acid with an unreactive one on the catalytic properties of the enzyme, conclusions can be drawn about the rol ...

those based on NMR relaxation dispersion experiments, have provided clear evidence that a key to the rate of catalysis is the in ...

The latter option is inherently a long-term one and will be discussed later. In contrast, there are several mechanisms by which ...

Identification of rate-controlling enzymes The individual enzymes in a metabolic pathway combine to produce a given flow of subs ...

known as glucokinase) is not subject to this type of inhibition and has a higherKmfor glucose than have the other three forms. I ...

Isoforms of PFK-2 and FBP-2 have been identified in different tissues. They differ in their affinity (Ks) for their substrates a ...

response of cells to hormone and neurotransmitter signals. Amplification is commonly achieved by a series of stages in which lin ...

glycogen phosphorylasea. Phosphoprotein phosphatase-1 is itself subject to control by phosphorylation/dephosphorylation. As is d ...

Ubiquitin-activating enzyme(E1s): This requires ATP and involves the initial formation of a ubiquitin–adenylate intermediate. U ...

The polyubiquitinated substrate is degraded by a multicatalytic complex based on a 20S proteasome (the S stands for Svedberg, se ...