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... indicated by Equation ( 5-13 ) upon this expression indicates that it is indeed a solu- tion . However , for the present problem , B must be zero ; otherwise the potential would increase without limit at very large distances from the ...
... indicated by Equation ( 5-13 ) upon this expression indicates that it is indeed a solu- tion . However , for the present problem , B must be zero ; otherwise the potential would increase without limit at very large distances from the ...
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... indicated in Figure 10-9 . Rates of proton transfer less than the diffusion limit have been found in certain ... indicate that con- formational changes in an enzyme , possibly induced by substrate molecules , are of frequent occurrence ...
... indicated in Figure 10-9 . Rates of proton transfer less than the diffusion limit have been found in certain ... indicate that con- formational changes in an enzyme , possibly induced by substrate molecules , are of frequent occurrence ...
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... indicating two layers of high electron density on the membrane about 40 Å apart , corresponding to the polar head groups ... indicated by a mixing of their contents and by a decrease in the motional con- straints upon the inward - facing ...
... indicating two layers of high electron density on the membrane about 40 Å apart , corresponding to the polar head groups ... indicated by a mixing of their contents and by a decrease in the motional con- straints upon the inward - facing ...
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