Biochemistry¶
Berg, J. M., Tymoczko, J. L., & Stryer, L. (2002). Biochemistry.
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Primes¶
- Span
- Cognitive skills: a learner's skill span is what they can do by composing acquired primitives; mastery learning and skill-composition theories model competence as a reachable closure over learned primitives. Tool sets: an engineer's "what I can build" is the span of their tools under admissible composition, which the maker movement exploits through a small set of versatile tools. Linguistic expressiveness: the expressive span of a language is the set of meanings reachable by combining its lexical primitives under its grammar; translation difficulty arises when one language's span includes meanings outside the other's. Metabolism: an organism's nutritional span is the set of metabolic states reachable from available nutrients under enzymatic pathways, essential nutrients being precisely those not in the span.
This sourceDefines essential amino acids and nutrients as precisely those an organism cannot synthesize because it lacks the biosynthetic pathway — i.e., metabolic states not reachable (not in the span) from available precursors under the organism's enzymes.
- Cognitive skills: a learner's skill span is what they can do by composing acquired primitives; mastery learning and skill-composition theories model competence as a reachable closure over learned primitives. Tool sets: an engineer's "what I can build" is the span of their tools under admissible composition, which the maker movement exploits through a small set of versatile tools. Linguistic expressiveness: the expressive span of a language is the set of meanings reachable by combining its lexical primitives under its grammar; translation difficulty arises when one language's span includes meanings outside the other's. Metabolism: an organism's nutritional span is the set of metabolic states reachable from available nutrients under enzymatic pathways, essential nutrients being precisely those not in the span.
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