How is PKA inactivated?

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1. What is the pKa of carbonate?
2. How do you find pKa from pKb?
3. How does pKa affect buffer capacity?
4. Why is maximum buffer capacity at pH pKa?
5. What is pKa in biology?
6. How do you calculate buffering range?
7. What is pKa value of amino acids?
8. What does a low pKa value mean?
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10. How does pKa relate to acid strength?

Tags

1. #cyclic
2. #signal
3. #deactivated
4. #occurs
5. #pathways
6. #proteins
7. #involved
8. #conformational
9. #transduction
10. #protein
11. #change
12. #phosphate
13. #group
14. #adding
15. #dependent
16. #subunit
17. #binds
18. #phosphorylates
19. #without
20. #kinase
21. #regulatory