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... initial reaction rate ( or velocity v ) and the substrate concentration [ S ] can be shown experimentally to be that of a hyperbola , as illus- trated in Figure 6-11 . An important property of this hy- perbolic relationship is that as ...
... initial reaction rate ( or velocity v ) and the substrate concentration [ S ] can be shown experimentally to be that of a hyperbola , as illus- trated in Figure 6-11 . An important property of this hy- perbolic relationship is that as ...
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... initial pioneering work on carbon fixation . Although the newly fixed carbon of C4 plants appears initially in oxaloacetate and then in malate or aspartate , it eventually finds its way into all intermediates of the Calvin cycle . This ...
... initial pioneering work on carbon fixation . Although the newly fixed carbon of C4 plants appears initially in oxaloacetate and then in malate or aspartate , it eventually finds its way into all intermediates of the Calvin cycle . This ...
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... initial transcript that are preserved in the mature mRNA ( Figure 16-18 ) . Introns are therefore regions of the initial transcript that must be excised during RNA processing . The excision process is called RNA splicing and is ...
... initial transcript that are preserved in the mature mRNA ( Figure 16-18 ) . Introns are therefore regions of the initial transcript that must be excised during RNA processing . The excision process is called RNA splicing and is ...
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