What are the subunits of mitochondrial ATP synthase?
What are the subunits of mitochondrial ATP synthase?
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1 Answer What are the implications of complex V deficiencies in human health?
What are the implications of complex V deficiencies in human health?
1 Answer What future research directions are suggested for studying complex V?
What future research directions are suggested for studying complex V?
1 Answer What are the current challenges in understanding the assembly of ATP synthase?
What are the current challenges in understanding the assembly of ATP synthase?
1 Answer How is mitochondrial energy-generating system (MEGS) capacity measured?
How is mitochondrial energy-generating system (MEGS) capacity measured?
1 Answer How do defects in complex V affect mitochondrial respiration?
How do defects in complex V affect mitochondrial respiration?
1 Answer What is glycolysis? What are its steps?
What is glycolysis? What are its steps?
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A 5250 base-pair long plasmid with 10 negative supercoils would have a linking number of __________, considering 10.5 base pairs per turn for B DNA.
A 5250 base-pair long plasmid with 10 negative supercoils would have a linking number of __________, considering 10.5 base pairs per turn for B DNA.
1 Answer In Michaelis-Menten’s equation, if [ 𝑆 ] = 15 𝐾 𝑚 [S]=15K m , then the ratio 𝑣 0 𝑉 𝑚 𝑎 𝑥 V max v 0 is __________.
In Michaelis-Menten’s equation, if [S]=15Km[S] = 15 K_m[S]=15Km, then the ratio v0Vmax\frac{v_0}{V_{max}}Vmaxv0 is __________.
1 Answer Factor H, a complement regulatory protein in plasma, binds C3b and
Factor H, a complement regulatory protein in plasma, binds C3b and (A) competes with factor B to displace Bb from convertase. (B) initiates the catabolism of C3b into inactive products. (C) then binds to C3bBb convertase. (D) acts as a cofactor for factor I.
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