10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOSPHORYLATIVE»
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phosphorylative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
European Respiratory Monograph 40: Clinical Exercise Testing:
Efficiency of muscle contraction The overall muscular efficiency (gm) is reflected
by the product of the two efficiencies: gm 5 gp 6g c (2) where gp and gc are the
efficiencies of phosphorylative coupling and contraction coupling, respectively.
S.A. Ward, P. Palange, 2007
2
Archaea: Evolution, Physiology, and Molecular Biology
In addition, the non-phosphorylative variant has been proposed for the
hyperthermophiles S. solfataricus and T. tenax as well as the thermophile T.
acidophilum, on the basis of metabolite analysis and enzymatic activities in crude
extracts.
Roger A. Garrett, Hans-Peter Klenk, 2008
3
Glutathione and Sulfur Amino Acids in Human Health and Disease
The second system, for which a strict association between redox imbalance and
phosphorylative events has been found, is represented by the GST/JNK complex
[135]. JNK activity is physiologically maintained at low levels within the cell, ...
Roberta Masella, Giuseppe Mazza, 2009
4
Subcellular Fractions: Advances in Research and Application: ...
“TCDD showed a delay in the repolarization after a phosphorylative cycle and a
decrease on state 3 respiration, suggesting alterations at the phosphorylative
system level. The ATPase activity showed no differences between control and
lung ...
5
Extremophiles Handbook: ...
The first modification of the ED pathway, the so-called semi-phosphorylative
pathway, has been reported in Bacteria (Clostridium aceticum, Andreesen and
Gottschalk 1969) and was afterwards demonstrated in halophilic Archaea (
Tomlinson ...
6
First International Meeting on Microbial Phosphate ...
It has recently been shown that both fermentative bacteria such as E. coli, aerobic
bacteria such as pseudomo- nads, and acetic acid bacteria can have direct
oxidative and phosphorylative routes of metabolism. Fermentative bacteria,
having ...
E. Velázquez, C. Rodriguez-Barrueco, 2007
Another is the phosphorylative pathway which includes direct phosphorylation of
glucose to glucose-6-phosphate before oxidation. A number of investigators have
studied glucose metabolism including uptake systems in Pseudomonas with ...
8
Kinanthropometry and Exercise Physiology Laboratory Manual: ...
... into mechanical energy at the cross-bridges and is based on phosphorylative
coupling and contraction coupling, which are essentially linked in series.
Phosphorylative coupling efficiency, ...
Roger G. Eston, Thomas Reilly, 2001
9
The biology of pseudomonas
In mutant strains blocked in the direct oxidative route or during growth of the wild
type on disaccharides such as cellobiose and trehalose the phosphorylative
pathway is the sole route of glucose utilization. Activities related to this pathway ...
10
Cell Physiology: Molecular Dynamics
For example, the cross-over idea requires the location of the block at the
phosphorylative site itself. However, a neighboring cytochrome may be involved
in some indirect manner. Most of the components above the cyt c—cyt a cross
over do ...
