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... transfer potential ; some values are listed in Table 4-3 . Such molecules as ATP , acetyl phos- phate , 1,3 - diphosphoglycerate , and creatine phosphate are seen to have relatively high tendencies to transfer a phosphate group to a ...
... transfer potential ; some values are listed in Table 4-3 . Such molecules as ATP , acetyl phos- phate , 1,3 - diphosphoglycerate , and creatine phosphate are seen to have relatively high tendencies to transfer a phosphate group to a ...
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... transfer reactions as for other types . However , it is conve- nient to express the driving force of an electron - transfer reaction in terms of an electric voltage , that is , an electric potential difference , instead of citing the ...
... transfer reactions as for other types . However , it is conve- nient to express the driving force of an electron - transfer reaction in terms of an electric voltage , that is , an electric potential difference , instead of citing the ...
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... transfers hydrogen to one of several flavoproteins , substances originally called the yellow enzymes . Each consists of a protein portion and an accom- panying prosthetic group , the group active in the electron - transfer reaction ...
... transfers hydrogen to one of several flavoproteins , substances originally called the yellow enzymes . Each consists of a protein portion and an accom- panying prosthetic group , the group active in the electron - transfer reaction ...
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