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The fractions of the electrochemically reacted complex in the membrane for the oxidative CT was dependent on the complex concentration, and the yield was low (maximum fraction=0.42 at 0.87 M) relative to the reductive CT.

The energy of the unoccupied electron level in the ground state of the reacting complex in the rate-determining step is −4.72 eV and is pH independent in the acid region.

This response was much higher than that of all clones (data not shown) and was not always correlated to the differences in amplitude observed after GqPCR stimulation, suggesting that total coelenterazine-c-Photina reacting complex was not limiting.

Figure  2b shows a complex dissociation where the reacting complex Ligated Receptor breaks into two product complexes, the Ligand and the Rec inactive complex, after the bond between the receptor and the ligand is dissolved.

Therefore, the transition states are more ordered, i.e., in a less random molecular configuration than the reacting complexes.

Our current method for visualizing biochemical reaction networks is still incomplete in the sense that the actual rate at which a reaction is occurring not only depends on its rate constant but also on the concentrations of the reacting complexes.

We found 3.8 ± 0.5% and 96.2 ± 3.7% reacted tile complexes for invader without and with a 2-nt 4-staple toehold, respectively (Supplementary Fig. 3a).

Following the incubation of the HIV-1 genome end cDNA and recombinant integrase for the formation of the pre-integration (PI) complex, substrate DNA was reacted with this complex.

If the reacting platinum complex is cis-[PtCl(NH3 2(H2O)]+, the monoadduct bears one chlorido ligand, and the crosslink formation is preceded by a second aquation step.

Rather, it's composed of many different particles that react in complex ways with sunlight and atmospheric compounds.

Gold nanoparticles were prepared with a modified two-phase procedure, and then let to react with complex (1), leading to hybrid (1), (see Scheme 1).