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Phosphoryl

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Phos´phor`yl
n.1.(Chem.) The radical PO, regarded as the typical nucleus of certain compounds.
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Kinetic studies The main role of different isoenzymes of CK in cardiac muscle is to form a 'creatine shuttle', which means that the ATP synthesized in the mitochondrial matrix is used by MtCK for the synthesis of PCr in the mitochondrial intermembrane space to form a new energy-rich phosphoryl product; PCr then enters the cytoplasm and is transported to the myofibril by a facilitated diffusion mechanism.
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In the presence of water and hydroxides used in IPTC polycondensation, the hydrolysis of the phosphoryl chloride groups of the reagent or the chain end-groups of the polyphosphonate can occur.
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The fundamental structures of accelerators used in the vulcanization of rubber fall into one of five groups, including: the thiazole, thiocarbamyl, alkoxythio carbonyl, dialkylthio phosphoryl or diamino-2,4,6-triazinyl (figure 1) (refs.
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