The role of adenosine-tri-phosphate in phosphate transfer from yolk to other proteins in the developing frog egg. I. General properties of the transfer system as a whole.
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The role of adenosine-tri-phosphate in phosphate transfer from yolk to other proteins in the developing frog egg. II. Separation of the system into component enzymes, phosphate donor and phosphate acceptor.
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Differences among species in the response of firefly extracts to adenosine triphosphate.
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Adenosine triphosphate from insect muscle.
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[The role of ATP in the extractability of muscle proteins].
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Carbohydrate and adenosinetriphosphate in sea-urchin semen.
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The preparation of adenosinetriphosphate from acetone-dried muscle and a chemical method for the preparation of adenosinediphosphate.
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The breakdown of adenosinetriphosphate in extracts of rabbit muscle.
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The estimation of adenosinetriphosphate.
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Enzyme activity and bacteriophage infection. I. Breakdown of adenosinetriphosphate.
Experiments have been performed on the apyrase activity of E. coli, strain B. Although the dependence on pH and substrate is similar to that of rat tissue, the bacterial extracts are inhibited by Ca(++) and stimulated by Mg(++). In bacterial extracts the rate of phosphate release decreases in the course of the reaction, possibly owing to product inhibition. With multiple bacteriophage infection, the apyrase activity of the intact cells increased several fold, and the activity of extracts increased about 30 per cent. It is suggested that the changes could be attributed to an increase in the amount of enzyme although other alternatives cannot be precluded at present.
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The content of adenosinetriphosphate and creatine phosphate in uterine muscle of rats and rabbits.
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The shortening of rabbit muscles during rigor mortis; its relation to the breakdown of adenosine triphosphate and creatine phosphate and to muscular contraction.
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Phosphorylysis of adenosine triphosphate and rate of contraction of myosin B threads.
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Circulation and respiratory effects of adenosine triphosphate in man.
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The formation of pyrophosphate from adenosine triphosphate in the presence of a snake venom.
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[Lung and vascular action of adenosin triphosphate].
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Cocarboxylase and adenosine triphosphate as growth factors for Hemophilus piscium.
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Effect of myosin and adenosine triphosphate on the polymerization of actin.
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