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22 What is the basic construction of a plasma membrane? ... The molecule is most closely related to: A genetic information B enzyme activation energies C energy storage D plant cell wall structure E paper production 29 Cytokinesis may involve A the separation of sister chromatids B the contraction of ... The organelle is:
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Glucose is metabolized to pyruvate, a multistep process known as glycolysis, which takes place in the cytosol. Pyruvate is the central metabolite linking glucose and lactate metabolism, as lactate is oxidized to pyruvate.
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The sequence in bold at the left-hand (5') end is the predicted promoter sequence, with a dot underlying the hypothetical transcription start; there follows the short ORF, underlying which is the predicted amino acid sequence of the translation product;
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In the present study, we present data indicating that, in S. pneumoniae, lactate oxidase converts lactate, usually regarded as a dead-end product of glucose metabolism in this organism, back to pyruvate, which is then subject to oxidation by pyruvate oxidase to form acetyl phosphate.
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A pathway is defined as a series of reactions that is initiated by a flux-generating step and ends with the loss of end-product to a metabolic sink (storage form) or to the environment; ... If oxidised, the pyruvate or acetyl-CoA would provide a large amount of energy (via the Krebs cycle and electron-transport process) and,
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In this version there is a feedback loop from the end-product S5 to the first step, catalysed by E1, ... In the original model with pyruvate kinase treated as strictly irreversible (Bakker et al., 1997) there was no feedback loop around this enzyme, and no possibility of product inhibition was allowed for.
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Eva E. R. Philipp1,*, Maike Schmidt2, Carina Gsottbauer3, Alexandra M. Sänger3 and Doris Abele1 ... 1 Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Department of Biosciences, 27570 Bremerhaven, Germany; 2 Center of ... The decline of cellular and especially mitochondrial functions with age is,
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2492; INTRODUCTION; Ageing is a multifactorial process which involves progressive deterioration of cells, Philipp et al., 2006; Philipp et al., 2005b; Strahl et al., 2007). This led us to conjecture that the constraints in cellular and ... Bivalves prove to be attractive models to study ageing for several reasons.
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