Eeg activation

... equilibrium position (that is, K) of a reaction.?not sure i think this one, they do affect equilibrium, make sure what K is (c) Enzymes reduce the activation energy (EA) of a reaction. (d) Enzymes are found in all types of biological cells. (e) None of the above.

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Hi there, I read that stress increases cortisol production and this in turn it inhibits B and T cell activation in vitro. B/T-cells produce antibodies don't they so how is it that has any sort of affect on wound healing? I looked at a study where IL-1a was decreased in those ...

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... change in free energy (G) of a reaction. (b) Enzymes do not affect the equilibrium position (that is, K) of a reaction. (c) Enzymes reduce the activation energy (EA) of a reaction. (d) Enzymes are found in all types of biological cells. (e) None of the above. thanks

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How CB1 Receptor activation will lead to GABA inhibition? and what is the relation between GABA and Melanin concentrating hormone?

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... that is in the stomach. But you got me thinking about pepsinogen and how it needs a pH of 3.5 for optimal activity, and at least a pH of 5 for activation. Vegans are known to have a basic pH constitution, and I wonder if my stomach pH is not optimal. Would explain the orange juice cravings ...

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