Chem-

... nitrate in your reaction? :roll: Just pick your favourite http://www.googlesyndicatedsearch.com/u/queenmary?q=nitrate+reductase&hq=inurl%3Awww.chem.qmul.ac.uk%2Fiubmb%2Fenzyme

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... in the media mix -- if it is a defined medium, then in principle the fertilizer numbers could be calculated without doing additional analytical chem. Is there no mass percentage of N, P and K on the packaging? On re-reading the original post I now suspect he's like to avoid the preformulated ...

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... doing a little bit of reading online, the answer is no. I have no clue what you mean by reasonable. I'm planning on taking some serious bio and chem classes as prep for a neuroscience PhD, but for the moment I'm a complete bio/chem amateur getting what I can from free stuff on the internet.

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a) pH = -log [H+] b) http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iubmb/enzyme/

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Unfortunately, the only law here is the suffix -ine, which is used in most of old nomenclature (like pepsine, leucine etc.; with three exceptions as Tryptoph an and the acidic AAs). The only way to memorize them is just drill, but I will give you a hint, which our prof gave us. Look on the amino aci...

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