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Page 142
... creatine phosphate are seen to have relatively high tendencies to transfer a phosphate group to a suit- able acceptor . Of course , the actual transfer is usually that of a phos- phoryl group , –POŽ2- . 3 2- A key position in biological ...
... creatine phosphate are seen to have relatively high tendencies to transfer a phosphate group to a suit- able acceptor . Of course , the actual transfer is usually that of a phos- phoryl group , –POŽ2- . 3 2- A key position in biological ...
Page 143
... creatine - phosphocreatine pairs enter into an equi- librium involving the interchange of a phosphate group and catalyzed by the enzyme creatine phosphokinase . Since the phosphate - transfer potentials of creatine phosphate and ATP are ...
... creatine - phosphocreatine pairs enter into an equi- librium involving the interchange of a phosphate group and catalyzed by the enzyme creatine phosphokinase . Since the phosphate - transfer potentials of creatine phosphate and ATP are ...
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... Creatine in muscle contraction , 143 Critical micelle concentration ( CMC ) , 478-479 Critical constants , 23-24 Critical point , 5 Critical solution temperature , 67–69 Cysteine , 204 Cytochromes , 235 d orbitals in bonding , 285 , 303 ...
... Creatine in muscle contraction , 143 Critical micelle concentration ( CMC ) , 478-479 Critical constants , 23-24 Critical point , 5 Critical solution temperature , 67–69 Cysteine , 204 Cytochromes , 235 d orbitals in bonding , 285 , 303 ...
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