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Dictionary » D » D-xylulose reductase D-xylulose reductaseD-xylulose reductase (Science: enzyme) chemical name: xylitol nad 2-oxidoreductase (d-xylulose-forming) registry number: EC 1.1.1.9 Synonym: xylitol dehydrogenase ![]()
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Results from our forumHuman Pathology 'Multiple-Choice Questions'... following enzymes is highly expressed in the adrenal medulla but not in the adrenal cortex? a. P450scc b. tyrosine hydroxylase c. aromatase d. 5-reductase e. 21-hydroxylase 5. Three weeks after a severe hemorrhage that caused a blood clot that totally blocked the hypothalamic-pituitary portal ...
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What's the chemical reaction catalysed by nitrate reductase?And where is the 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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What's the chemical reaction catalysed by nitrate reductase?... . I assume that in aerobic organisms the chemical reaction would be (NADH + H + 1/2O2) -> (NAD+ + H2O) but how does this work with nitrite reductase in anaerobic respiration?
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Photosynthesis question...... the electron transport chain. This proton gradient is used to synthesize ATP using chemiosmosis, and the electrons are eventually passed to NADP+ reductase, which uses the two protons to synthesize 2 NADPH molecules. The NADPH enters the Calvin cycle to reduce CO2 to sugars.
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Why is 1 absorbance of proteins ~ 1 mg/ml?... true for a heterogenic mixture of proteins, of course this will differ between different proteins. I just tested this with an enzyme (glutathione reductase in yeast) and if I did the calculation correct it differed less than 1 % of this value. I was hoping someone knows more about this. What does ...
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