Hasil untuk "physics.atom-ph"

L. B. Becking, I. Kaplan, D. Moore

B. Trivedi, W. Danforth

Abstract Under appropriate conditions, the activity of phosphofructokinase of skeletal muscle from frog and mouse is extremely sensitive to small changes in pH in the physiological range, a low pH decreasing the affinity of the enzyme for fructose 6-phosphate. It is concluded that shifts in intracellular pH are important in the regulation of phosphofructokinase, but that this effect makes interpretation of data from intact muscle quite difficult.

P. Kahrilas, E. M. Quigley

John Morrison

C. O. Moses, J. Herman

J. Lay, Y. Li, T. Noike

M. George, T. E. Abraham

T. Hianik, Veronika Ostatná, Michaela Sonlajtnerova et al.

M. Šimek, Linda Jı́šová, D. Hopkins

Moonhyun Hwang, N. Jang, S. Hyun et al.

H. Karanth, R. Murthy

Lauren M. Stancik, D. M. Stancik, B. Schmidt et al.

M. Duarte, Ana Claudia Cardoso de Oliveira Demarchi, J. C. Yamashita et al.

G. Bengtsson-Olivecrona, T. Olivecrona

Lynne R. Prost, M. Daley, Valerie Le Sage et al.

Jie Wu, Z. Su, G. Ma

A. Vermilyea, B. Voelker

Yaning Yang, Y. Chun, G. Sheng et al.

B. Zhang, L. Zhang, S. Zhang et al.

N. D. Lang, Ph. Avouris