Phosphate groups

... to the other (in the same chain) by these, and they are between the phosphate groups and terminal hydroxyl groups. The end starting with the phosphate is the 5' end and ...

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ATP can change the enzymatic conformation by adding a phosphate group to it. This changes the conformation because the phosphate group ... the specific placement of specific amino acids because the side chains (R-groups) each have different properties that can affect the whole shape. A single ...

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... to the fact that for each base pair, about 660 D, there are two charged phosphate groups....

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... special name (including *ester*;) That depends on the concentration of phosphate. If it was only in small, catalytic amount, you would end up with ... So basically I only really need to worry about ONE of the Carbon groups contianing a phosphate group (as in my diagram on photobucket - see ...

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... deprotonating the molecule, so <1 corresponds to all 3 OH groups being protonated and 9.6 corresponds to all 3 OH groups deprotonated. ... If so, then it would make sense that at pH 7.4 there would be one OH phosphate group protonated. Is this right? Then if so, which one, alpha or ...

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