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Branching and debranching enzymes use the exact same mechanism to add and remove the branches of the glycogen polymer.
Countershafts
Shafts in a gearbox that carry gears, transferring motion from the input shaft to the output shaft, enabling gear ratio changes.
Inertia Brake
An Inertia Brake is a type of brake system that utilizes the inertia of the vehicle or component (usually in trailers) for activation, providing additional braking force especially during deceleration or when going downhill.
Clutch Brake
Circular disc with friction surfaces on both sides mounted on the transmission input shaft; its purpose is to slow or stop the input shaft during initial shifts to prevent gear clash.
Creep Feature
A functionality in some vehicles that allows them to move very slowly without the driver pressing the accelerator, useful in traffic or for precise maneuvering.
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