Coupling of slow processes to steady state reactions.
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Enzymes↗
Biomedical subjects
W J Ray
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Role of bivalent cations in the phosphoglucomutase system. I. Characterization of enzyme-metal complexes.
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Cadmium↗
Role of bivalent cations in the phosphoglucomutase system. 3. Structure-function relationships in the ternary enzyme-metal-substrate complex.
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Binding Sites↗
Role of bivalent cations in the phosphoglucomutase system. II. Metal ion binding and the structure of binary enzyme-metal complexes.
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Animals↗
Thermodynamics of phosphate transfer in the phosphoglucomutase system.
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Alkaline Phosphatase↗
Relation of anxiety to locus of control.
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Anxiety↗
Metal ion transfer in phosphoglucomutase-chelate systems. I. Catalysis and inhibition of transfer.
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Catalysis↗
The addition and release of magnesium in the phosphoglucomutase reaction. II. Kinetic control of alternative pathways.
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Catalysis↗
Effect of interferon on the production and action of viral RNA polymerase.
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Encephalomyocarditis virus↗
Activation and inhibition in the phosphoglucomutase system.
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Acetates↗
The addition and release of magnesium in the phosphoglucomutase reaction. I. Evidence for a random order of addition.
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Chemical Phenomena↗
The use of an all-or-none assay for measuring enzyme-activator dissociation constants.
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Catalysis↗
Locus of control and the voluntary control of heart rate.
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Affect↗