Enzyme-action, Facts and Theory

Xlii. the Addition Compound Theory of Enzyme Action. by Barnet

Asymmetry and enzyme action.

It must, I think, be rare to be rewarded so generously for work that was so purely a pleasure in planning and execution. I shall try, in return, to impart some of that pleasure today. In 1948, a short but historic note by Alexander Ogston appeared in the scientific magazine Nature, demonstrating the importance of a particular type of stereochemical thinking in relation to biochemical processes ...

Interprofessional Education Conference: Grounding Action in Theory

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Some Facts from Number Theory

m ƒ qn‚ r , and 0 r < jnj. Not surprisingly, q is the quotient and r is the remainder when m is divided by n.1 We say that n divides m, or n is a divisor of m, when the remainder is zero. The notation n jm is used to signify that n divides m. An integer p is a prime number if 1 < jpj and the only divisors of p are 1 and p. We write a b „mod n… if b a is divisible by n.2 This notion, called cong...

Chemical graph theory-Facts and fiction