... Dissociation time courses and effects of unlabeled ligands and low pH on the dissociation rates of [125I]TC-PCSK9 (A) and [125I]TC-PCSK9-D374Y (B) from HepG2 cells Binding to equilibrium and removal of ... whether the kinetics of binding of PCSK9 to HepG2 cells can be described as a simple bimolecular reaction, the kinetics of [125I]TC-PCSK9 and [125I]TC-PCSK9-D374Y dissociation from and association ... both ligands, and the radioactivity associated with cells was at least 10 times of the counts associated with blank wells Fig Cell density dependence of the binding of [125I]TC-PCSK9 and [125I]TC-PCSK9-D374Y...
... molecule and a lattice plane An atom or molecule and a slab A species and two parallel lattice planes A species and two parallel slabs Adsorption isotherm for slit shape pore An atom or molecule and ... flow Understanding of the adsorptive capacity is within the domain of equilibria, and understanding of the diffusional resistance is within the domain of kinetics To properly understand an adsorption ... as the ones by Ruthven (1984), Yang (1987, 1997), Jaroniec and Madey (1988), Suzuki (1990), Karger and Ruthven (1992) and Rudzinski and Everett (1992) Conferences on adsorption are organized...
... hydrazines and their N-hydroxylated metabolites [12] NATs plays a key role in the detoxification and ⁄ or activation of numerous drugs and carcinogens [13] In humans, two functional isoforms, NAT1 and ... Molecular genetics and function of NAT1 and NAT2: role in aromatic amine metabolism and carcinogenesis Mutat Res 65, 506–507 14 Grant DM, Blum M, Beer M & Meyer UA (1991) Monomorphic and polymorphic ... oxidants [19–21] and by certain therapeutic drugs, such as cisplatin [22] and acetaminophen [23] Several recent studies have indicated that NAT1 may contribute to increased cancer risk and carcinogenesis...
... and O2 are 17.3, 10.8, 340 and 650 lM, respectively solutions taken from both the reaction cell and the reference one were brownish yellow Tables and summarize the molar reaction enthalpies and ... Michaelis–Menten kinetics The cleavage of calf thymus DNA by a mixture of ADM, Fe3+, Vc and O2 and by a mixture of (1,10phenanthroline)-copper(II), ME and O2 not, however, follow the Michaelis–Menten kinetics ... 21.5 lM BLM-A5, 20 lM ferrous iron and 15.2 lM calf thymus DNA was saturated with purified oxygen and incubated in 50 mM Tris/HCl buffer at pH 7.4 and 20 °C for 30 and then scanned from 250 to 500...
... CHEMICAL EQUlLmRIA ANDKINETICS IN SOILS (1.17) where Zi is the valence of the metal or ligand whose total molality is m Ti and the sum is over all metals (including hydrogen) and ligands (including ... reactants and products in their Standard States: CHEMICAL EQUILmRIUM ANDKINETICS ~ r GO = -RT In K 17 (s1.14) where ~,G0 is the standard Gibbs energy change, R is the molar gas constant, and T is ... group and a bound species is termed a ligand"l The aqueous ions, MnCI+, HCO;, and AI(H20)~+, are complexes, with Mn2+, CO~-, and AP+, respectively, usually chosen as central groups and CI-, H" and...
... book, kineticsand CRE, the latter is the main objective, and we consider kinetics primarily as it contributes to, and is a part of, CRE 1.1 NATURE AND SCOPE OF CHEMICAL KINETICS Chemical kinetics ... INTRODUCTION 1.1 Nature and Scope of Chemical Kinetics 1.2 Nature and Scope of Chemical Reaction Engineering 1.3 Kineticsand Chemical Reaction Engineering 1.4 Aspects of Kinetics 1.4.1 1.4.2 1.4.3 ... Law Measurement of Rate of Reaction-Preliminary Kineticsand Chemical Reaction Stoichiometry Kineticsand Thermodynamics/Equilibrium 14 Kineticsand Transport Processes 15 1.5 Aspects of Chemical...
... the solution and a metal surface Chapter and deal with the kinetics of activation and concentration polarization of electrochemical systems, respectively The electrochemical reaction kinetics is ... protection and cathodic protection become uncomplicated or unproblematic to understand and comprehend suitable applications of electrochemistry for preventing localized corrosion and general ... electrode) and the direction of current flow Figure 2.3a shows metals and as the anode and cathode, respectively Both are immersed in their own sulfate-base electrolyte Each and 34 CHAPTER ELECTROCHEMISTRY...
... 696 Chemistry, Electrochemistry, and Electrochemical Applications | Aluminum media, more relevant to the subject of energy storage The electrochemistry of aluminum is then defined and introduced ... and aluminum iodide (AlI3), are prepared from reactions of aluminum with halogens; they are dimeric in both liquid and vapor states, and have a bridge-like structure with fairly low melting and ... Deltombe and M Pourbaix (1958) constructed a potential–pH diagram for the aluminum–water system Later, D D MacDonald and P Butler (1973) considered Al3þ, Al(OH)2þ, and AlO2À ionic species and their...
... special thank you for her patience and understanding and my parents for making me the person I am To my children Syahmi, Rasyiqah, Raushana and Rakinah, their curiosity and energy have inspired me But ... furans and other light organic volatiles Here, with the use of experiments and modelling, we have studied the qualitative, quantitative and kinetic effects of acids (H2SO4, H3PO4 and H3BO3) and ... influence of acids and alkalis on cellulose pyrolysis pathways (Chapter 3) This chapter describes and discusses the effects of acids (H2SO4, H3PO4 and H3BO3) and alkalis (Ca(OH)2 and NH4OH) on the...
... where ETM represents (a) Zr, (b) Hf, and (c) Ti 128 6.1 Schematic diagram showing heats of mixing between Al, Ni and (a) Y; and (b) La atoms and their standard atomic sizes in comparison with ... properties, crystallography and critical sizes of representative alloys in the Al-Ni-Zr, Al-Ni-Hf and Al-Ni-Ti systems 129 6.1 Table listing Heats of Mixing between RE metal and Al, and the atomic sizes ... system with a symmetrical eutectic and glass forming zone, and (b) an irregular eutectic system with an asymmetrical (skewed) eutectic coupled and glass forming zone; and the growth temperature of...
... to prepare and handle due to their air- and moisture-sensitivity and low stability In addition, the presence of an organometallic catalyst may add to the complexity of a reaction and renders ... determining the IR bands and life-times of the detected radical species, (3) investigating the effect of the stereo-electronic of various phosphine ligands on the spectroscopy and kinetic of the ... Cp2Mo2(CO)6 and recombination of the resulting CpMo(CO)3 radicals to form trans- and gauche-rotamers of the starting material, as shown in Scheme [35, 36] Moreover, the modest cost and the standard...
... the vibrational bands of both reactants and products 1.2 Reactions of O(3P) atoms with CS2 Reactions of oxygen atoms are very important in basic chemical kineticsand dynamics and are of relevance ... Objectives The kineticsand dynamics of the reaction between O(3P) and CS2 are very important not only in basic research but also in atmospheric and combustion chemistry However, no kinetic data and reaction ... with the product OCSe and CSe with O2 will be studied as well Computational studies of the vibrational frequencies and band strengths of the species involved and the energies and geometries of reactive...
... exfoliation process; and (e) a dispersion of PEEG in an NMP solution 41 Figure 4-2 (a) XRD patterns and (b) Raman spectra of HG and PEEG and (c, d) XPS spectra (C 1s signal) of (c) HG and (d) PEEG ... spectra of the GE, PEGO, and EPEGO samples, revealing their D (defect), G (graphite), and 2D (doubly generated G) bands at 1325, 1570, and 2658 cm–1, respectively 83,84 The D band of the GE has relatively ... approaches (a) oxidation, intercalation and exfoliation (negative ions are shown in red colour) and (b) reduction, intercalation and exfoliation to produce single and multilayer GN flakes 10...
... by the JI (32 5%) and IP (22 2%) phases Figure also shows that clear separation and distinction between the kinetics of each rise is achieved The half-times of the OJ, JI and IP rises were 0.20 ... uorescence at time t, F0 is the initial uorescence, AOJ, AJI and AIP are the amplitudes, and kOJ, kJI and kIP are the rate constants of the OJ, JI and IP steps of the uorescence transient EA values were ... (4), or lM decylplastoquinone (dPQ) at 15 C (5) and 25 C (6) ture used in this work, 15 C and 25 C FI traces for thylakoids treated with lm DCMU and lm dPQ, at both temperatures, are also presented...
... ligand was essentially enwrapped, and its solvent accessible surface decreased to % 7% with only the ribose moiety exposed In total, 34 hydrogen and hydrophobic contacts between TC and the ligand ... CBC and the full length IF (Fig 3A and Table 1) The time course of the binding between CBC and peptides is presented in Fig 3B,C The corresponding rate constants k+CBC and kCBC for IF20 and IF30 ... of IF, TC and HC for Cbl The probable scheme of interaction between IF, the ligand and the receptor is presented in 4750 Fig Schematic presentation of IF interaction with the ligands and the receptor...
... and K Griebenow Structural dynamics and serine protease catalysis Table Kinetic and thermodynamic parameters derived from amide H D exchange rates for a-CT and for the various lactose-a-CT and ... J Sola and K Griebenow Structural dynamics and serine protease catalysis Table Global energetic parameters and DebyeWaller temperature factors calculated for the protein portion of a-CT and the ... dynamics and enzyme kinetics Next we performed a statistical correlation analysis (Fig 6) between the structural dynamic (DGHX,1) and catalytic (DG k2, DG k3) thermodynamic parameters (Tables and...
... Biphasic kinetics of joining of 3Â-oligonucleotides (M5C19, C24, M1C6, and M4C7) to 72/24-mer BC [dsDNA] was lM; [ATP] was 5.6 lM for M5C19, C24, and mM for M1C6 and M4C7 Ligation of M5C19 and C24 ... Enzymes and oligonucleotides Three commercial batches of T4 DNA ligase were used, and were purchased from Amersham Biosciences (Uppsala, Sweden), Roche Molecular Biochemicals (Basel, Switzerland), and ... in the case of M5C19, and 2.5 turnovers for M1C6 and M4C7 4318 A V Cherepanov and S de Vries (Eur J Biochem 270) ể FEBS 2003 Fig Formation of the ligation product (d) and the AMPDNA intermediate...
... yeast [11] and mammalian [12,13] enzymes that all require the presence of UTP and/ or ATP to form tetramers Therefore, the L lactis CTP synthase is an attractive candidate for mechanistic and structurefunction ... data obtained from ITC In panel (A) and (B) closed (squares) and closed (circles), respectively, represent the same datapoints Steady state kinetics of uncoupledand CTP synthesis-coupled glutamine ... liver, and demonstration of monomer, dimer and tetramer Biochim Biophys Acta 953, 334344 13 van Kuilenburg, A.B., Elzinga, L., van den Berg, A.A., Slingerland, R.J & Van Gennip, A.H (1994) A fast and...
... was varied, ATP and Spd were kept constant at and 10 mm respectively; when Spd was varied, ATP and GSH were kept constant at and 10 mm respectively; and when ATP was varied, GSH and Spd were kept ... free enzyme, and a, b and c are the interaction factors between Spd and ATP, GSH and ATP, and GSH and Spd, respectively Inhibitors and enzyme inhibition assays Inhibitor studies employed the coupled ... Inhibition of TryS with phosphinate An understanding of the kinetic and chemical mechanism of GspS and TryS involved in the biosynthesis of glutathionylspermidine and trypanothione is crucial for the...