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(weak bonds) a better source of energy than H,0 (strong bonds)?
37. What is the difference between AG. AG, and AG ? Which is preferred by biochemists?
38. How can a reaction with a positive AG (like malate -> oxaloacetate) go forward in the cell?
39. Why do activated states rarely occur at physiological temperatures? How do cells overcome this?
40. What role do enzymes play in the cell with regards to chemical reactions? Can they work against
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47. What factors contribute to the stabilization of the DNA double helix?
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Transcribed Image Text:(weak bonds) a better source of energy than H,0 (strong bonds)? 37. What is the difference between AG. AG, and AG ? Which is preferred by biochemists? 38. How can a reaction with a positive AG (like malate -> oxaloacetate) go forward in the cell? 39. Why do activated states rarely occur at physiological temperatures? How do cells overcome this? 40. What role do enzymes play in the cell with regards to chemical reactions? Can they work against tem he gen 47. What factors contribute to the stabilization of the DNA double helix? dno8 which .The r tthaei thetir e of 1 ing c must otides ore a e use st Ha veal D am clec YNT fur ap 9. to1 ab
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