Titlebook: Chemical Recognition in Biology; F. Chapeville,A.-L. Haenni Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1980 Eiweisssynthese.Enzymatisch

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Subunit Interaction of Adenylylated Glutamine Synthetaseorolysis of the adenylyl-O-tyrosyl bond to yield ADP and unmodified GS (Anderson and Stadtman 1970). Because the adenylylation and deadenylylation reactions are catalyzed at separate, noninteracting catalytic sites on a single adenylyltransferase (Anderson et al. 1970; Rhee et al. 1978; Hennig and G

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Multi-Stage Efficiency Analysisnowledge which is being produced and organized along a quite different mode of thinking. The following are a few examples of recent experimental findings which created difficulties for the geometric viewpoint and contributed to the spread of the kinetic ideas.

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Multi-Stage Efficiency Analysislycerol. The amount of ribose-binding protein released from cells grown on glucose or glycerol was appreciably less than the amount released from cells grown on citrate. These data suggest that the observed effect on ribose Chemotaxis is due to catabolite repression of ribose-binding protein and another component of the chemotactic system.

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Recognition: the Kinetic Conceptsnowledge which is being produced and organized along a quite different mode of thinking. The following are a few examples of recent experimental findings which created difficulties for the geometric viewpoint and contributed to the spread of the kinetic ideas.

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Effect of Catabolite Repression on Chemotaxis in Salmonella Typhimuriumlycerol. The amount of ribose-binding protein released from cells grown on glucose or glycerol was appreciably less than the amount released from cells grown on citrate. These data suggest that the observed effect on ribose Chemotaxis is due to catabolite repression of ribose-binding protein and another component of the chemotactic system.

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Book 1980tion. They led to a rather static representation of the recognition process illustrated by the lock and key model that still continues to influence our overall image of recognition and its specificity. In several cases, crystallographic studies of enzyme-substrate complexes have supported this model

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