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... protein , causing it to lose its conformation and ability to func- tion . If the denatured protein remains dissolved , it may renature when the environment is restored to normal . vent , such as ether or chloroform . The protein turns ...
... protein , causing it to lose its conformation and ability to func- tion . If the denatured protein remains dissolved , it may renature when the environment is restored to normal . vent , such as ether or chloroform . The protein turns ...
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... protein Active G protein Inactive adenylate cyclase Active adenylate cyclase 102 ATP Cyclic AMP 103 Inactive protein kinase Active protein kinase 104 501 Inactive phosphorylase kinase 105 Inactive glycogen phosphorylase 106 Glycogen 107 ...
... protein Active G protein Inactive adenylate cyclase Active adenylate cyclase 102 ATP Cyclic AMP 103 Inactive protein kinase Active protein kinase 104 501 Inactive phosphorylase kinase 105 Inactive glycogen phosphorylase 106 Glycogen 107 ...
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... protein e . steroid proteins affect metabolism , whereas peptide hormones affect membrane permeability . 3. Which of ... protein— protein kinase - phosphorylation of enzymes b . hormone binding to receptor - G protein - CAMP produced ...
... protein e . steroid proteins affect metabolism , whereas peptide hormones affect membrane permeability . 3. Which of ... protein— protein kinase - phosphorylation of enzymes b . hormone binding to receptor - G protein - CAMP produced ...
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Themes in the Study of Life | 1 |
UNIT ONE The Chemistry of Life | 15 |
Atoms Molecules and Chemical Bonds | 20 |
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