𝝱-d(+)-glucose has how many asymmetric carbons? (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 6 (d) 5 answer: (a) 2. in the process of glycolysis (a) glucose is converted to haem (b) glucose is oxidised to pyruvate (c) pyruvate is converted to citrate (d) glucose is oxidised to glutamate answer: (...
Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoaWilld.,2n = 4x = 36) is an annual dicotyledonous and often cross-pollinating plant of the Amaranth family that has been cultivated for over 5000 years. It is the traditional food of the Inca indigenous humans, known as the “golden grain” and the “mothe...
Resolving dynamic flux variations in continuously changing and nutritionally complex environments has remained a major challenge59. Growing in rich media, bacteria cannot consume all nutrients at once, but must decide which to consume first and how to utilize them. Changing nutrient concentrations force ...
2e). This finding has three possible explanations. First, given the critical nature of glucose for cell survival, the expression of different GLUT isomers may be redundant38; therefore, single knockdown may be compensated by upregulation of other isomers. Second, CANA may work on more than a ...
To a large extent the rationale for SMMR design has avoided many of these problems by targeting normal overall changes in the chemistry of the cell rather than the concentration or activity of a specific metabolite. For example, the monitoring of reducing equivalents within a cell by energy trans...