Titlebook: Structural and Functional Aspects of Enzyme Catalysis; 32. Colloquium, 23. Hermann Eggerer,Robert Huber Conference proceedings 1981 Spring

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Selenoenzymesinguish between sulfur and selenium. Presumably, indiscriminant substitution of selenium for sulfur, which can occur in many types of biologically important molecules when selenium levels are high enough to become significantly competitive with sulfur, may pose problems to the organism in question.

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Structural and Functional Aspects of Enzyme Catalysis32. Colloquium, 23.

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Stereochemistry in Relation to Enzyme Mechanismction; but the stereochemistry of chemical . was largely unknown territory. Paul Walden was doing his work on stereochemical inversion, but for four decades it was considered a curiosity outside the main stream of chemistry. Alexander McKenzie had started his work on “asymmetric syntheses”, but the

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The Study of Enzyme Reactions at Subzero Temperaturesitable “quenching” of such processes at given intermediate steps. Since most enzyme reactions proceed in steps with energy barriers which are the primary determinants of how rapidly these reactions occur at biological temperatures, there is great potential interest in the use of subzero temperatures

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om the spin noise arising from fluctuations in the nuclear spin bath. Presented here is a series of experiments which probe the noise in advanced quantum dot devices: single quantum dot resonance fluorescence as a sensor of both charge noise and spin noise; nuclear magnetic resonance on the quantum