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ah ah, j-girl again. ki wan sha ti ma gbeborun sha.

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=193432.msg3060162#msg3060162 date=1226197417]As for me, when I like someone - I do this cute wink thing unconsciously.
Don't be like me o! That always ends up in a very bad way because they start thinking sex when I'm thinking "I'm just liking your swagger". LOL![/quote]lmao!!
how do you even wink at ppl? I can't try that.

[quote author=A-40 link=topic=193432.msg3060169#msg3060169 date=1226197693]It depends on how you touch em

What don't you have a problem with? the butt-smacking?[/quote]Yepp, no problem at all. But it depends on when o

In an organism, the energy available to do work is called free energy because

A) it can be obtained with no cost to the system
B)it can be spent with no cost to the universe
C)the organism can live free of it if necessary
D)it is available for work
E) It is equivalent to the system's total energy

Lol, not this time, it's B.

those two are easy now. try the experiment question

Hmm, that's not me o. that's my twin

[quote author=A-40 link=topic=193432.msg3060109#msg3060109 date=1226196540]A suprise abi? well it takes two to tango you would probably meet a guy someday that loves smacking you on your butt and that would be a suprise too [/quote]I have no problem with that, it's when he smacks me that matters

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=193432.msg3060101#msg3060101 date=1226196377]It's the simple things. . . touch his arm lightly and pull it away. You know, lean toward him more times. Invite him out to places just as friends and pay a little more attention to him in a way that only him will notice.[/quote]chei!! no wonda some peeps thinks I like them. Touching their arms means liking them. oga o

What coefficients must be placed in the blanks so that all atom are accounted for in the products.

___C₆H₁₂O₆ ---------> ____ C₂H₆O + ____CO₂

a)1;2
b)2;2
c)1;3
d)1;1
e) 3;1

oogbadun.

it's suppose to be a surprise na.

Cell wall is to support and protection as chromosomes is to

A)chief site of cellular resp.
B)formation of ATP
C)genetic control information
D) enzyme inhibition




Oh come on!!

[size=18pt]SHE IS JOKING[/size]

Assay of Enzyme Activity Increasing Substrate, Constant Glyphosate

Substrate Concentration (mg/ml) 10 15 20 25 30
Relative enzyme activity(%) 20 40 60 80 100


The data shows that glyphosate most likely

A)acts directly on one of the amino acids
B)is a competitive inhibitor of the enzyme-catalyzed rxn
C)does not affect activity concentration below 10 mg/ml
D)indirectly alters the configuration of the enzyme's active site
E) acts as a noncompetitive inhibitor of the pathway

Lmao!! you're not serious.

Most guys I do it, try to punch me back. It's just a joke sha. How am I suppose to know he's hungry or not?

Thank you

Can you translate this?:

If I Love You wasn't a cliche, I would have said it to you long time ago, but I prefer to show it to you

Lol, what are u saying? That u still dnt want me?

H2O2:
Judging from what you said before, wouldn't that be a substrate?

My gosh, you're brilliant.

KarmaMod:
I win! I know book!

what did you win eh?

Two independent clauses joined only by a comma (written as two words)

A)semicolon
B)indefinite pronoun
C) antecedent
D)run-on
E)common splice

A series of enzymes catalyze the reaction X-->Y--> Z-->A . Product A binds to the enzyme that converts X to Y at a position remote from its active site. This binding decreases the activity of the enzyme.

In this example, substance X is

A) coenzyme
B) an allosteric inhibitor
C) a substrate
D) an intermediate
E) the product

C) Gills. I rem. this when I used to watch The MAGIC SCHOOL BUS

I'm ugly and proud, so what? hiss

But I can't date an ugly man o

Lysaa, oh my lysaa https://smileyjungle.com/smilies/angel9.gif

ATP generally energizes a cellular process by

A) releasing heat upon hydrolysis
B) acting as a catalyst
C) directing a chemical transfer of a phosphate group
D) releasing ribose electrons to drive rxns
E) emitting light flashes

H2O2:
What the heck is this? Pacman?
In as much as I suck at bio, my logical guess is
oloun nipe kin mu yi, mo mu yi t'oloun sope kin mu, oun de ni

A

Lol, you're right. It's noncompetitive because that blue molecule did not bind itself to the enzyme's active site. It binds itself to another location on the enzyme. Which changes the shape of the active site, so the substrate (green) won't be able to bind to the enzyme. The molecule, in another word, denatures the enzyme.

hmm, smart!

Sisi Jinx:
My own Question - Where can a dummy dumb get a cheat sheet or cliftnotes version for this?

lol, sparknote.com mehn, that helps me a lot with those boring books

No, he knows.
Am not violent at all. Am quite friendly na, unless. . . .

Well, he tries to punch back.

[s]No, am not talking abt my bf o. but my friend [/s]

Sisi Jinx:
Gah! I can't stand showoffs!! What is all this now? Honestly, give the rest of us a complex why don't you.

answer the question, woman. you can buzz him on YIM

ATP generally energizes a cellular process by

A) releasing heat upon hydrolysis
B) acting as a catalyst
C) directing a chemical transfer of a phosphate group
D) releasing ribose electrons to drive rxns
E) emitting light flashes

H2O2:
It should be work or electrical energy actually

ok, I knew it. but I wasn't sure.
I was thinking it couldn't be work since energy is the capacity to do work


@post

https://www.bio12.com/ch6/RemedialEnzymes_files/image007.jpg
This is an example of. . . .

A)Noncompetitive inhibitor
B) competitive inhibitor
D)cofactor
D)coenzyme
E) an intermediate

I like playfully punching a guy in his tummy. I do that a lot, their rxn is funny.

Am not sure if it's romantic or what not, but I do it

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A)amine
B)methanol
C)butane
D) Organic phosphate

H2O2:
This is said to be the most valuable form of energy

A) Heat
B) Work
C) Potential Energy
D) Light

Heat

A line that is perpendicular to another line, surface, or curve

A) amplitude
B) normal line
C) linear line
D) perpendicular line