Catalyze

... migrations from the bulk reaction and column-isolated reactions were almost indistinguishable. This suggests that the oriC-loaded replisome can catalyze their formation without the need to recruit additional DNA polymerase or helicase. What I don't understand: 1. Why are the stalled forks about ...

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... have been the first genetic molecule. He went on to suggest that RNA, besides acting as a template, might also act as an enzyme and, in so doing, catalyze its own self-replication. The problem now is that, as knowledge has accumulated, his idea has become obsolete. Challenges to this idea have ...

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... d F Why? Because it's not expressed there. (but it's not in membrane either :roll:) e sure, the amino acids are required to build proteins which catalyze the biosynthesis of fatty acids

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Some chemical reactions were likely producing biochemical precursors and replicating the molecules needed to catalyze the precursor-building reactions prior to their capture within a cell membrane. These reactions that build the parts of the system which catalyzes the reactions ...

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... in the top row reveals a single enzyme present and corresponds to white petals observed. If the band was from enzyme 1, the enzyme would have catalyzed the transformation of the uncolored pigment precursor to its lilac form. However, the petals remained white, so we can conclude that the band ...

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