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Kie


Definition:

  • (n. pl.) Kine; cows.

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  • (1) The ti was substituted into the first derivative function of the three exponents to yield the kie.
  • (2) After injection of 125 000 KIE aprotinin the restoration of the metabolic status was significantly retarded.
  • (3) The exponential factor of the fastest component (k1) and the initial exchange rate constant (kie) of cultured fibroblasts decrease in magnitude in response to incubation in K+-deficient medium or in the presence of ouabain and increase in magnitude when the cells are incubated in a Ca++-deficient medium.
  • (4) Larger KIE's are observed in the presence of Mn2+ as opposed to Mg2+.
  • (5) The values of Ki and Kies (apparent dissociation constants for inhibitor from enzyme-inhibitor and enzyme-inhibitor-substrate complexes, respectively) for the interactions of ponalrestat with ALR1 and ALR2 has been calculated by non-linear fitting of kinetic data.
  • (6) The synthetic gamma-polyglutamates are up to 2 orders of magnitude more potent as inhibitors of TS; e.g., the tetraglutamate (glu4) has a Ki of 1.0 nM (Kies = 15 nM).
  • (7) The average tunneling distance is shown to decrease when heavier isotopes are substituted for the hydrogen or when the temperature is increased, leading to kinetic isotope effects (KIEs)--defined as the factor by which the reaction slows down when isotopically substituted substrates are used--that need be no larger than KIEs for nontunneling mechanisms.
  • (8) Aprotinin in large doses (80,000 KIE kg-1) before xylene application reduced the fall in Pi, whereas indomethacin had no effect.
  • (9) 7 animals received 50,000 or 20,000 KIE respectively of a proteinase inhibitor after bleeding and immediately before and one hour after the infusion of Dextran 60.
  • (10) A restriction map of the cyanelle DNA from a different isolate of Cyanophora paradoxa (Kies-strain) was established.
  • (11) When the kie is further diminished (in the presence of both ouabain and phloretin) to the range of the exponential factor of the slowest component (k3), the washout of 22Na+ is apparently monoexponential.
  • (12) Inhibition of isolated L1210 TS by ICI D1694 is mixed noncompetitive (although tending toward competitive), with a Ki of 62 nM (Kies = 960 nM).
  • (13) The defects were filled with either pure fibrin glue or with glue containing aprotinin (3000 KIE), or with nothing (vacant).
  • (14) As the magnitude of the kie declines (in the presence of ouabain) to the level of the exponential factor of the middle component (k2), 22Na+ washout is adequately described by a two-exponential function.
  • (15) The values of Ki and Kies are 60 microM and 3 microM, respectively, so that inhibition tends towards uncompetitive.
  • (16) The values of Ki and Kies (dissociation constants for inhibitor from enzyme-inhibitor and enzyme-inhibitor-substrate complexes, respectively) for ICI 215918 with bovine kidney ALR1 and bovine lens ALR2S have been determined.
  • (17) ICI 215918 is a mixed noncompetitive inhibitor of ALR1 (Ki = 10 microM and Kies = 1.8 microM) when glucuronate is varied.
  • (18) Ponalrestat is a potent inhibitor (Ki = Kies = 7.7 nM) of ALR2 and follows a pure noncompetitive mechanism with respect to glucose.
  • (19) Therefore, the kie represents the equilibrium exchange rate constant for Na+ washout from an inhomogeneous cell-related space.
  • (20) No significant differences were detected when 1000 KIE aprotinin and 3 IU thrombin were used.

Kipe


Definition:

  • (n.) An osier basket used for catching fish.

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