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| Jul10-12, 11:44 PM | #1 |
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Radioactively labeled compounds unsuitable?
Some radioactively labeled compounds (such as 32 P-labeled ATP) are not suitable for studies with whole cells because they do not enter cells. Why? The presence of a radioactive isotope does not change the chemical properties of a molecule.
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