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Suppose that an enzyme uses a catalytic mechanism in which a functional group on the enzyme has to accept a proton from the intermediate formed in the first chemical step. The pKa of that basic functional group on the enzyme is 8.0, and is the only pKa apparent on a plot of kcat vs. pH for the activity of this enzyme. The kcat of the fully active form of the enzyme is 1 x 105 sec–1 .What type of functional group might be responsible for the pH effect on kcat? Justify your answerbased on the "generic" pKa values of functional groups in peptides and proteins.
A series of gas mixtures is inhaled by a healthy subject. Which one of the following gases would diffuse most slowly from the lungs into the blood? A) CO2 at PCO2 of 60 mmHg B) CO at PCO2 of 0.5 mmHg C) O2 at PO2 of 130 mmHg D) O2 at PO2 of 150 mm..
q1. 1. the frp protein can function as either a positive regulator of transcription or as a negative regulator of
A student is trying to design an experiment to determine the rate of alcohol fermentation of yeast in different concentrations of sugar solutions. One way to obtain quantitative data to graph the rate of fermentation in this experiment is to.
A bacterial genome consists of 1.7x108 base pairs. How long would it take to complete one round of replication?
After leaving the end of a ski ramp, a ski jumper lands downhill at a point that is displaced 66.2 m horizontally from the end of the ramp.
In mapping a large plasmid you notice that the restriction enzyme HaeII yields three bands, Pst I yields five bands and HaeII+PstI double digestion gives rise to six bands.
During protein translocation, why would inhibiting enzymes that add carbohydrates to glycosylation branches stop the movement of protein to the next step?
What will be appearance of the offspring of a cross of the F1 peaches back to that smooth,oval glanded parent. How several diploid Drosophila cells would be needed to have 1 picomole of each allele.
How do myelin sheaths increase the speed with which action potentials are propagated along an axon.
To get isolated colonies on a plate, only about 300 cells can be in the inoculum. What will happen if the cell density of the inoculum exceeds this number?
Sometimes when a person is experiencing a heart attack they feel a sharp pain in their left arm. Their arm is not actually hurt, so explain how the wires get crossed and mind perceives pain in wrong place.
The wild type allele of a bacterial gene is easily selected by growth on a special medium, if the enzyme HindIII is used, then clones are easily found
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