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Dictionary » T » Thio- Thio-thio- (Science: chemistry, prefix) A combining form (also used adjectively) denoting the presence of sulphur. See sulpho-. Origin: Gr. Brimstone, sulphur. ![]()
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Results from our forumsodium thiosulfateThio is used to neutralize residual hypochlorite/chloramine that may limit microbial signal, esp. for coliform testing. Suppose nonchlorinated well water might not require it, but it is standard procedure. suggest you read ...
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Re: thio groups in ovalbumin My name is Dr. Ros Dickison. I determined the number of thio groups in ovalbumin as part of my Masters thesis. I continued the study and in my doctoral dissertation found that when ovalbumin is dephosphorylated the numer of thio groups change indicating ...
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thio groups in ovalbuminMy name is Dr. Ros Dickison. I determined the number of thio groups in ovalbumin as part of my Masters thesis. I continued the study and in my doctoral dissertation found that when ovalbumin is dephosphorylated the numer of thio groups change indicating ...
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Oxidation of fatty acids... and used in the phosphotylation. This molecule contains 2 double bons for O and now the molecule is ready to split off 1 acetyl-CoA. Therefore the thio-ester must be hydrolized. The enzyme 3 - oxoacylCoA thiolase is responsible for this. --> The nett result from 1 cycle B-oxidation in the mitochondrium ...
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