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Just a blog that will make you love biochem. One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain. This is one of my most favourite quotes. Music is an important part of my life.
When you learn how to build something, you learn how to destroy it. And everything looks so messy now. So to everyone, I apologize for the unkempt nature of my old posts since they were made to complement my old. With a new theme comes a different arrangement. I should be posting again soon,worry not.
This blog is all about Biochemistry. My life as an atrial cardiomyocyte in zebra fish. This is my life! Abzymes and their applications. 1 What is activation energy? A The maximum amount of energy for the reaction to occur. B Has the highest free energy. C The minimum amount of energy for the reaction to occur. D the turn over number. 2 What is the turnover number? A the enzyme commission number. D The number of molecule.
This video was very informative and understandable. The points discussed were clear and the lay out of the diagrams and structures shown were easy to follow. In all it was a very in depth lecture. Here are just some key points to remember about glycolysis pathway. There are 10 enzymes reactions. 3 are irreversible while 7 are reversible.
This is soooooooo weird im not doing biochem anymore im doing Pharmacy but my awesome pain in the butt blog is still here and when i came back there are so many memories of saying i hate this shit! Wow totally amazing good tmes i miss my friends and uwi and kfc and amelia singh. On March 30, 2014. A allosteric stimulation by ADP. B allosteric inhibition by ATP. D all of the above.
WHAT IS A CELL? AThe smallest unit that is able capable of performing life function. BOne of the smallest unit that is able capable of performing life functions. C The only small unit that able capable of performing life functions. DA cell is a small unit but is not capable of performing life functions. What is a prokaryotic cell made of. What is the sixe of a eukaryotic ribose? None of the above. They consist of a nucleus.
In the fetal and embryonic stages of development, testosterone promotes the development of the penis and scrotum and the formation of the structures involved in sperm production. Hence when I interact with testosterone I bound to the albumin and globulin proteins as well as those that do not bind cause physiological changes.