Titlebook: Biochemistry of Dioxygen; Llyod L. Ingraham,Damon L. Meyer Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 Alanin.Amino acid.Galactose.Lipid.Oxidati

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Wolfgang Becker,Robert Holzmannduced or utilized, or both, by much of the rest of the living world. To the layman, oxygen utilization is almost synonymous with life. Dioxygen has several characteristics that make it ideal for a terminal oxidant in a biological system: its high oxidizing potential, its barrier to oxidation, and th

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Wolfgang Becker,Robert HolzmannThe other stat has that electrons paired, but in separate π* orbitals. The lower state is 23.4 kcal and the higher state 37.5 kcal above the triple ground state (Kasha and Khan, 1970). An orbital momentum of 0 gives a Σ state; an orbital momentum of 1, a π state; and an orbital momentum of 2, a Δ st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13232-5minal oxidant. In this chapter, we shall discuss how dioxygen can be activated, with special reference to the methods used in biology. However, we first wish to point out that the requirement for activation and certain other properties make dioxygen an ideal terminal oxidant for life processes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58279-0 substrate for the hydroxylation reaction, this is called.. The oxidase activity is called.. These two activities appear to take place at different sites and have different properties. The catecholase exchanges copper with the solution during the catecholase reaction, but the cresolase activity does

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