ライフサイエンスコーパス: irreversible reaction

1 otentials, and is a one-electron, one-proton irreversible reaction.

2 ens into C(18) estrogens is thought to be an irreversible reaction.

3 ant of 1.58 x 10(5) M(-)(1) s(-)(1) for this irreversible reaction.

4 h equilibrium over 24 h, as well as for fast irreversible reactions.

5 e reversible and compare them to essentially irreversible reactions.

6 mer would be present if dissociation were an irreversible reaction and if dimer formation required GT

7 sopentenyl 5-diphosphate in an ATP-dependent irreversible reaction and is therefore an attractive tar

8 Irreversible reactions are more susceptible to kinetic t

9 We show that both reversible and irreversible reactions are possible and useful to create

10 ts the potential of this method for studying irreversible reactions at sub-microsecond timescales usi

11 functional rationale for the positioning of irreversible reactions at the beginning of unbranched bi

12 nd the rate constant for the physiologically irreversible reaction between [P]IICB(Glc) and Glc was 3

13 eneous group of compounds resulting from the irreversible reaction between biomolecules and alpha-dic

14 activity inhibition and uses a specific and irreversible reaction between phosphoryl halides and a f

15 on, a highly heterogeneous process involving irreversible reactions between electrolyte components an

16 by a pseudo-critical concentration, whereas irreversible reactions consume all free subunits.

17 The solution-an irreversible reaction cycle that decreases internal erro

18 dentify functional consequences of having an irreversible reaction early in the pathway.

19 We systematically varied the position of the irreversible reaction in model pathways and compared the

20 than an otherwise equivalent pathway with an irreversible reaction located at any step other than the

21 Our results show that a pathway with an irreversible reaction located at the first step, and wit

22 hesized from all-trans-retinal (atRAL) in an irreversible reaction mainly catalyzed by retinal dehydr

23 lar reaction network composed of effectively irreversible reactions, maximal reaction flux is achieve

24 cy study indicated the adsorption controlled irreversible reaction mechanism.

25 s preserved for a class of complex, strongly irreversible reaction mechanisms and determine the corre

26 t most unbranched biosynthetic pathways have irreversible reactions near their beginning, many times

27 Although irreversible reaction of NO with the oxyheme of hemoglob

28 one site to adjacent sites, and k(trap), for irreversible reaction of the radical cation with H(2)O o

29 und a cyclic molecular track when powered by irreversible reactions of a chemical fuel, 9-fluorenylme

30 ere the redox moieties are ionic, and (2) an irreversible reaction on two different types of enzymes

31 lent bonds can be made in two ways, applying irreversible reactions or reversible reactions.

32 Data further suggest an irreversible reaction overall, in agreement with the dow

33 and as the oxidation of retinaldehyde is an irreversible reaction, RA production has to be considere

34 This simple genetic encoding for rapid irreversible reaction should provide diverse opportuniti

35 hey encounter mercury ions, which promote an irreversible reaction that converts the dyes to fluoresc

36 of apo and different holo forms of Fet3p are irreversible reactions that depend on the scan rate.

37 nated N-hydroxysulfenamide intermediate, two irreversible reactions that lead to either the disulfide

38 reasons for this fact, then one would expect irreversible reactions to be equally distributed among a

39 The analysis of a second-order irreversible reaction under pseudo-first-order condition

40 A total of 27 and 16 new irreversible reactions were identified in Recon 1 and Ye

41 nic O6-alkylguanine lesions within DNA in an irreversible reaction which results in inactivation of t

42 C/EBPbeta by helenalin acetate is not due to irreversible reaction with cysteine residues of C/EBPbet

43 with carbon monoxide or intercepted through irreversible reaction with dihydrogen, resulting in sele

44 1-pyrrolidinyloxy (I) is shown to undergo an irreversible reaction with peroxyl radicals and other ra

45 gh the nucleobases until it is trapped by an irreversible reaction with water or oxygen.

46 yme (K1=8.5 microM. 5.2 microM) prior to the irreversible reaction, with maximum rate constants of 0.