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... the two different NDH's, though? My textbook said: [mentions different ATP yields]. It also means E. coli has a great latitude in adjusting (delta)P generated during respiration. Since a large (delta)P can drive reversed electron transport and thus slow down oxidation of NADH and quinol, ...

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I'm not too sure, but it may be because gluconeogenesis from amino acids is less favorable than lactate. The [delta]G of L-Lactate to Pyruvate is 25.1, so it's energetically unfavorable. However, to turn lactate into pyruvate, all you need to do is oxidize the hydroxyl group at ...

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... to 58oC. It took me 45 base pairs to finally get a Tm of 57oC w/ a G/C content of 28%. Lastly, when I finally got my primers to a Tm of ~58% my delta G self-dimers (homo-dimers) was -9.5 kcal/mol. Isn't the deltaG supposed to be about -6?

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... needs to go but how do i know if it's there? Also, what is a lipoprotein motif? 2) For the primers I need to figure out have to decrease the "delta G" number for hairpins and dimers. How do I do that? My primers are around 40 bp long to make sure my Tm is about 58oC. Anyone out there ...

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... ...Surprised I didn't think of this. I don't suppose you happen to know what voltage/amperage differences are caused by different states of mind ( delta, theta, alpha, beta, gamma, etc )? Assuming one can alter their brain waves - and with it, how much electrical output the brain is generating... ...

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