Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism. [electronic resource]

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Masters, C J

Contributor(s):

Sheedy, R J
Winzor, D J
Nichol, L W

Producer: 19691105Description: 806-8 p. digitalISSN:

0264-6021

Subject(s):

Adsorption
Animals
Binding Sites
Cell Membrane
Cellulose
Chemical Phenomena
Chemistry
Filtration
Fructose-Bisphosphate Aldolase -- antagonists & inhibitors
Kinetics
Models, Biological
Muscles -- enzymology
Phosphoric Acids
Rabbits

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In: The Biochemical journal vol. 112

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Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism.

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Masters C. J., Sheedy R. J., Winzor D. J. & Nichol L. W. (19691105). Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism. : The Biochemical journal.

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Masters C J, Sheedy R J, Winzor D J and Nichol L W. 19691105. Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism. : The Biochemical journal.

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Masters C. J., Sheedy R. J., Winzor D. J. and Nichol L. W. (19691105). Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism. : The Biochemical journal.

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Masters C J, Sheedy R J, Winzor D J and Nichol L W. Reversible adsorption of enzymes as a possible allosteric control mechanism. : The Biochemical journal. 19691105.

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