Marking the suface on Plot3D

Is there any way to mark a specific line on the Plot3D graph in Log scale. My initial plot is: 

Plot3D[(y/(0.5*y + 2*x)), {x, 1/10^10, 1/10^3}, {y, 0, 4.5/10^6},
ScalingFunctions -> {"Log", "Log", None},
ColorFunctionScaling -> True]


If is is not in Log scale,I know I can use ParametricPlot3D and use Show to overlay them together. But once I plot it in Log scale, ParametricPlot cannot show in Log scale. What I would like to have is something like this:

    Plot3D[(y/(0.5*y + 2*x)), {x, 1/10^10, 1/10^3}, {y, 0, 4.5/10^6},
ScalingFunctions -> {"Log", "Log", None},
ColorFunctionScaling -> True,
MeshFunctions -> Function @@@ {{{v, u}, v^3}}, Mesh -> 1,
PlotPoints -> 100, Ticks -> Automatic]


 However, since the MeshFunctions does not give a meaningful idea of what does the line stands for. Is there a way to just specify the X value to plot a line on that surface? Thanks!

The first two coordinates passed to the mesh functions are the Log of the x and y values. Here is the code for my interpretation of the intention of the OP's example MeshFunctions code (with a different value for the mesh line):

Plot3D[(y/(y/2 + 2*x)), {x, 1/10^10, 1/10^3}, {y, 0, 4.5/10^6},
ScalingFunctions -> {"Log", "Log", None},
ColorFunctionScaling -> True,
MeshFunctions -> {Function[{logx, logy, z}, Exp[logy]^3]},
Mesh -> {{(5*^-7)^3}}, PlotPoints -> 100, Ticks -> Automatic]
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• You saved my bacon! Now that makes perfect sense to me. Thank you for helping me out with this. – Shawn Young Sep 4 at 2:47
• @ShawnYoung You're welcome. – Michael E2 Sep 4 at 2:48