The phrase "acid lining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, biology, or medical discussions, often referring to a protective layer that can withstand acidic conditions.
Example: "The stomach has an acid lining that protects it from the harsh effects of gastric acid."
Alternatives: "acidic barrier" or "acid-resistant layer".
The amino acids lining the co-substrate binding pocket are completely conserved in MDHs from different species of human, primate and rodent malaria parasites.
Molecular docking attributed its good activity to its key binding interactions in PDE-4B active site with additional hydrogen bonding with amino acids lining the metal pocket.
Here we have analyzed the effect on rat PAH enzyme kinetics of in vitro mutagenesis of a number of these amino acids lining the PAH active site.
The 3-dimensional structure determination of rat phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) has identified potentially important amino acids lining the active site cleft with the majority of these having hydrophobic side-chains including several with aromatic side chains.
Based on this knowledge and conserved domains among prokaryotic and eukaryotic MDH, the role of critical amino acids lining the co-substrate binding pocket was analyzed in catalytic functions of PfMDH using site-directed mutagenesis.
A comparison of the active site pockets of the putative hydroxylases AclR and SnoaL2 with those of bona fide polyketide cyclases reveals distinct differences in amino acids lining the cavity that might be responsible for the switch in chemistry.
In addition to the cavity volume, we compared the hydrophobic amino acids lining the lipid binding pocket of hTLR10 (LRR9∼12) with the template hTLR1 (LRR9∼12).
It is evident from the above studies that amino acids lining the acyl-chain pocket contribute to acyl-chain selectivity.
The amino acids lining the cleft appear to confer specificity to the acyl-chain binding in this pocket.
