You are surprised to observe that the patient's thrombin flows through the cm-cellulose column at ph=6.4 faster than expected based on its pi. confident in your technique, you suspect the patient's thrombin is different from wild-type thrombin. using a different buffer system, you manage to purify some of the patient's thrombin and you submit the purified sample for amino acid sequencing. the sequence analysis shows that the patient's thrombin contains a mutation in the enzyme active site. a lysine residue in the wild type has been mutated to an asparagine in the patient's thrombin. does this mutation explain the anomalous cm-cellulose binding behavior you observed?

did you mean: energy is defined ashyperactivitya caloric measurementthe ability to move matterthe ability to think and analyze this form of energy is called "energy in motion" or "energy of moving matter"potential energy kinetic energy electrical energy1 ptlights on a stage can be examples of all of the following forms of energy exceptelectrical energylight energythermal energysound energywhen one type of energy changes to another this is called energy energy is stored based on their position or shape this is called energy.kinetic potential sound electromagnetic

just here for the other one bc they put up with u

i think its the first one

the answer is lactic acid from anaerobic respiration. the acid in lactic acid is what creates sore and burning muscles. if you think about how acid burns that will give you a clue for questions like this.