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Temperature-jump Studies on Hemoglobin: Kinetic Evidence for a Non-quaternary Isomerization Process in

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Temperature jumps on mixtures of hemoglobin and pH indicators give rise to rrlaxation signals in the microsecond range. The pH and concentration dependences of the reciprocal relaxation time, l/r. may be rationalized on the basis of a reaction scheme in which a slouisomerization process in the protein moiety is coupled to a rapid, co-operative ionization of two prot’ons. At) 1 I “C the...
 
 
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KO Okonjo, FJ Vega-Catalan & CI Ubochi
Okonjo Kehinde » Born 1942. Educated King's College, Lagos (1957-63). BSc, PhD (University of Ibadan). Retired Professor of Chemistry, University of Ibadan. Currently Professor of Chemistry, Covenant University. Current research interests: Kinetics and thermodynamics of reactions of reaction of Ellman's reagent with hemoglobin sulphydryl groups. Publications in such high impact journals as the Journal of... view full profile
 
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