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Dictionary » B » Binding sites Binding sitesBinding sites The reactive parts of a macromolecule that directly participate in its specific combination with another molecule. ![]()
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Results from our forumNatural selection is proven wrong... doesn't take much typing or hard work. Just need to get the logic of binding sites, promoters and all else into "If...then..." statements and the rest is easy ...
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Hill plot... does seem to work however it is a graph describing multiple independent sites...what i would like to know is that in my notes I have written the ... wat we are trying to find out? also for Kn...is n just equal to the nth binding site? I reallly hope I am making sense because with my description!....help ...
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Re: a questionPlease clarify what you mean by binding site. Guanine does have two sites that it can bind (hydrogen bonds) to cytosine with when it is in DNA. Hope this is the binding you ...
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a questionDoes guanine have two binding sites as compared to the other nitrogenous bases?? Please confirm!!
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Noncompetitive inhibition and allosteric inhibition... active site is blocked and the second substrate is prevented form binding to the enzyme. Which substrate binds to the enzyme is random and ... However, "Allosteric inhibition involves two active sites, one for a substrate and the other for an inhibitor. The enzyme oscillates ...
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