Acetate

... 1 M potassium phosphate, and a 5 mg/ml stock of cholesterol (mol. wt. 386.7) Acetic acid (CH3COOH) is a liquid at room temperature. When making acetate buffers (as in the question above) you must add specific molar quantities of acetic acid and sodium acetate to achieve the required pH. How ...

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Hello all, In one of my gel zymography experiment, I add amino phenyl mercuric acetate(APMA) to the digestion buffer. And I wonder how it works with the gelatinases.But after searching on the Internet. I only found the simple discrition that it activates the gelatinases, ...

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... a even lower pH?? Is it possible that the CO2 produced by respiration can cause a pH as acid as below 4.5? The following is TAP recipe: Tris - Acetate - Phosphate (TAP) Medium (modified from Durnford Lab) For One Liter of Medium: 2X Filner’s Beijernicks Solution 25ml 1M Potassium Phosphate ...

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... a even lower pH?? Is it possible that the CO2 produced by respiration can cause a pH as acid as below 4.5? The following is TAP recipe: Tris - Acetate - Phosphate (TAP) Medium (modified from Durnford Lab) For One Liter of Medium: 2X Filner’s Beijernicks Solution 25ml 1M Potassium Phosphate ...

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... be impressed with the number of steps. The rate-limiting step for citrate synthase (the mixed condensation reaction between acetyl-CoA and oxaloacetate to form citrate) is the enolization of the acetyl group which then acts as a nucleophile toward bound oxaloacetate. Water--freely available ...

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