Titlebook: Biophysics and Physiology of Carbon Dioxide; Symposium Held at th Christian Bauer,Gerolf Gros,Heinz Bartels Conference proceedings 1980 Spr

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Edward Powers,Willis Goudy,Patricia Keithtructure-function relationship of this protein. Unfortunately, the methods so far developed for the determination of CO. bound to hemoglobin as carbaminohemoglobin (carbhemoglobin) are not simple to apply, and this may well explain why only a few papers have appeared in the last few years on this problem.

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The Determination of CO2 Bound to Hemoglobin as Carbamatetructure-function relationship of this protein. Unfortunately, the methods so far developed for the determination of CO. bound to hemoglobin as carbaminohemoglobin (carbhemoglobin) are not simple to apply, and this may well explain why only a few papers have appeared in the last few years on this problem.

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J. L. Laynesmith,Elena Woodacret et al. (1978), and Gurd et al. (1979). Since the carbamino derivatives are rarely the dominant form of the total CO. present in a system, they have been intensively studied in relatively few cases whose interest was recognized early (Stadie and O’Brien, 1937; Roughton, 1964).

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Elizabeth Woodville: The Knight’s Widowbiological fate or activity of any particular peptide hormone, then the addition of CO. could provide regulation for the endocrine system of which that peptide is a component. Possible mechanisms include a charge alteration, addition of bulk, or modification fo metal binding [6].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36812-8sively occur by such a facilitated transport process. Our main aim in this study was to understand the mechanisms underlying these facilitated proton fluxes, and we have used the measurement of facilitated CO. diffusion as a tool to obtain quantitative information on proton transport in protein solutions.

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Facilitated Diffusion of CO2 and Carbonic Anhydrase Activityransport and carbonic anhydrase (CA) activity, the flux was measured using tagged . CO2. The results indicate a constant specific activity for CA over an 80-fold range in concentration extending to 4 mg/ml. Aspects of this study have previously been discussed in Donaldson (1974) and Donaldson and Quinn (1974, 1975).