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Dictionary » J » J chain J chainJ chain (Science: molecular biology) a polypeptide Chain (15 kD), found in iga and in igm joining heavy chains (H chains) to each other to form dimers of iga and pentamers of igm. Disulphide bonds are formed between the j chain and H chains near the fc ends of the heavy chains. Despite the similar name, it is not identical with the j region or coded for by the j gene. ![]()
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Results from our forumFinding the net charge of amino acidplease, i need help with this question. Estimate the net charge of a polypeptide chain at physiological pH 7.4 and at pH 5.0 Ala-Arg-Val-His-Asp-Gln
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FADH2 in the Electron Transport Chain?Hi guys, I'm finally getting my head wrapped around Cellular Respiration (with many thanks to Khan Academy!). In the Electron Transport Chain, it's my understanding that NADH is oxidised, losing its electrons to the reduction of O to H20. In doing so, it changes to a lower energy state and ...
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Do We Have The Freedom Of Choice?... and similarly I was asking if there is proof of anything being random in the world, because this would bring the element of uncertainty to this chain reaction and thus 'break us free' from our predetermined actions and reactions. I have understood that on the quantum level of things there might ...
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Re: Do We Have The Freedom Of Choice?... theme. Naturally if everything is already determined, nothing is "needed"; everything simply exists as a passing phase of a big chain reaction. And if we have free will, then of course the feeling of it is not a delusion in the first place.
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