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... involved in the pro- duction and utilization of the free energy of ATP requires a specific enzyme able to catalyze that particular reaction . In the process of muscular contraction , ATP participates along with phosphocreatine , another ...
... involved in the pro- duction and utilization of the free energy of ATP requires a specific enzyme able to catalyze that particular reaction . In the process of muscular contraction , ATP participates along with phosphocreatine , another ...
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... involved in bonds to antibonding or- bitals . The orbitals containing unshared electrons are designated n orbitals , and thus this type of transition is referred to as an n - 77 * transi- tion . In molecules with atoms having unshared ...
... involved in bonds to antibonding or- bitals . The orbitals containing unshared electrons are designated n orbitals , and thus this type of transition is referred to as an n - 77 * transi- tion . In molecules with atoms having unshared ...
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... involved in biological reactions , and the CF , group used as a probe . For example , certain amino acids in an enzyme can be selectively trifluoroacetylated , and the presence or absence of a chemical shift change when an inhibitor or ...
... involved in biological reactions , and the CF , group used as a probe . For example , certain amino acids in an enzyme can be selectively trifluoroacetylated , and the presence or absence of a chemical shift change when an inhibitor or ...
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