Biochemistry: how do the roles of Niacin differ from those of Riboflavin? I know both of them aid in the process of accepting and donating electrons, but I'm not exactly sure how they differ from one another.
Niacin is colorless, water soluble solid is a derivative of Pyridine with a carboxyl group (COOH) at the 3 position. Other forms of vitamin B3 including Riboflavin, the corresponding amide nicotinamide where the carboxyl group has been replaced by a carboxamide (CONH2) group.
Biochemistry: how do the roles of Niacin differ from those of Riboflavin? I know both of...
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Biochemistry Question:
I'm having trouble understanding how to calculate %
yield with the given information (Volume & Concentration), I
don't necessarily need the answers, but I'd like to know how to
calculate them. Additionally, while I'm asking this, how could one
evaluate those results to determine if the purification was 'good'
or not?
Thank you
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