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Dictionary » E » Energy coupling Energy couplingDefinition (1) Transfer of energy from catabolism to anabolism, or transfer of energy from exergonic process to endergonic process. (2) Free energy (from ATP hydrolysis) is coupled or functionally linked to the energy needs of another chemical reaction. ![]()
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Results from our forumMathematical Biology, metabolism, origins of life, evolution... exponent of biomass, and is clearly a statement of efficiency of redox coupling. This means electrochemistry. Metabolic rate is then expressed in ... treats metabolism and replication as inseparable on the basis of energy considerations alone and without being specific about chemistry; suggests ...
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The Fiber Disease... cellulases of the complexed type, cell-substrate attachment, coupling of sugar phosphorylation to hydrolysis of ß-glucosidic bonds (to at least some extent), glycocalyx formation, and (we think probably) energy-efficient substrate transport. For microorganisms expressing a heterologous ...
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The Fiber Disease... with a computational cost O(N), in which the valence electron kinetic energy is approximated by the Thomas-Fermi-Weizsäcker density functional, ... of similar heights for HN bond fission. The internal conversion coupling for the singlet channel has been found minimum point on the S_0/S_1 ...
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Miraculous finding: The Concordance of Ezekiel's Vision with... light”. Obviously, Ezekiel saw a right-handed helical whirlwind with energy releasing. In fact, when a whirlwind or tornado occurs in the northern ... transcription and repair, DNA polymerase, helicases and NTPase coupling the hydrolysis of deoxynucleoside triphosphate (dNTP) catalyze unwinding ...
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