Concept information
Preferred term
Chemical kinetic boundary
Type
-
http://www.irandoc.ac.ir/onto/irandoc-meta/Concept
Broader concept
Obsolete
- false
discussion
- A kinetic boundary represents the virtual (non-spatial) segregation of dissolved chemical particpants in, say, chemical reactions as occurs, for examples, in a portion of cytoplasm, a region of cell membrane, or a portion of extracellular fluid. Thus for analytical purposes, such participants are imagined to be uniformally distributed and thoroughly intermixed as separate pools of reactants albeit with a shared spatial region of distribution. Kinetic boundaries disinguish, say, a portion of glucose and a portion of G6P that exist in a cell's cytoplasm that are superimposed in a macroscopic space while individual molecules are spatially discrete on a molecular scale.
label
- Chemical kinetic boundary
prefixIRI
- OPB:OPB_01525
synonym
- kinetic pool
- pool
In other languages
-
Persian
URI
http://www.irandoc.acir/onto/irandoc/OPB_01525
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