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This individual used X-Ray crystallography to discover DNA was a double-helix. She was never awarded a Nobel Prize.
Who is "Rosalind Franklin"?
This primary catabolism pathway involves glucose splitting.
What is "glycolysis"?
This force is what makes water have a higher than expected boiling point.
What is "hydrogen bonding"?
This is another common term for an enzyme beginning with the letter "C".
What is a "catalyst"?
This is the third planet from the sun.
What is "Earth"?
These are the two professors currently teaching Biochem II.
Who are "Dr. Zev Ripstein and Dr. Gerd Prehna"?
This is the terminal acceptor of the electron transport chain.
This "moment" arises from differences in polarity across a molecule.
What is a "dipole (moment)"?
This common type of kinetics gives us KM and VMAX values.
What is "Michaelis-Menten Kinetics"?
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What is the "End"?
This individual created a famous "Uncertainty Principle".
Who is "Werner Heisenberg"?
This pathway contains an oxidative and non-oxidative phase. It helps create reduction potential for fatty acid synthesis and can also create pentose sugars for ribonucleotide synthesis.
What is the "Pentose Phosphate Pathway"?
This force, sharing a name with a city in the UK and named after the person who discovered it, is found in all atoms. It is often associated with the van Der Waal.
What is the "(London) Dispersion Force"?
This is known as the "fastest enzyme" which uses water and carbon dioxide as a product or reactant.
What is "carbonic anhydrase"?
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What is "Blinding Lights"?
This is the individual who created the periodic table.
Who is "Dimitri Mendeleev"?
This is the primary antioxidant of the body.
What is the "glutathione"?
This is the most electronegative atom on the periodic table.
What is "fluorine"?
This is a measure of enzyme turnover speed.
What is "kcat"?
To the nearest thousand, this is how many students are currently enrolled at the U of M.
What is "30,000"?
This American chemist made vital contributions that have shaped modern theories of chemical bonding, and even coined the term “photon”. Though nominated a remarkable 41 times, they were never awarded a Nobel Prize. He has many famous ____ dot structures.
Who is "Gilbert N. Lewis (G.N. Lewis)”?
This amino acid forms a radical in a domain of the ribonucleotide reductase enzyme.
What is "tyrosine"?
This is the bond energy (in kJ/mol) associated with each C=O bond in CO2.
What is "799 kJ/mol"?
This is the structural class of enzymes named after the triose phosphate isomerase, containing many alpha helices and beta sheets in a concentric organization.
What is a "TIM Barrel"?
This is the date when Nunavut was established as a province in Canada.
What is "April 1st, 1999"?