The phrase "adventitious activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an activity that is accidental or not planned, often occurring as a result of external factors.
Example: "The adventitious activity of the birds in the park attracted many visitors who enjoyed watching them."
Alternatives: "incidental activity" or "unexpected activity".
An alternative, "permute" hypothesis, that chorismate-utilizing enzymes are designed to permute the substrate into a variety of products and tampering with the active site may lead to identification of adventitious activities, is tested by more sensitive NMR time course experiments.
The variant enzymes predominantly catalyzed chorismate mutase prephenate dehydratase activities, sequentially generating prephenate and phenylpyruvate, augmenting previously debated (mutase) or undocumented (dehydratase) adventitious activities.
This modest, class-dependent substrate specificity also rules out adventitious activities unrelated to aaRS-derived constructs.
We hypothesized that translational uncoupling may expose the galE transcript to adventitious RNase activity and produce non-stop mRNA.
What signalling pathways could be involved in adventitious root activation?
At ground level, automated monitoring sites are carefully located to avoid adventitious spikes from human activity and to obtain the most representative samples.
The adventitious expression of the redox activity under either aerobic conditions (in which circumstances molecular oxygen is reduced) or anaerobic conditions (in which circumstances potentially reactive aglycone tautomers are obtained) is therefore thought to contribute more strongly to the host toxicity.
The boundaries ensure the independent activity of each domain by blocking adventitious interactions with initiators, enhancers and silencers in the neighboring domains.
IBA is responsible for an H2O2 increase, which promotes the formation of adventitious roots, possibly via a change in antioxidant enzymes activity; the same rooting response is reported with the addition of either ascorbic acid or H2O2 [38].
Literature data indicate that ACO1 is involved in the accumulation of ethylene during submergence, and its activity may contribute to the initiation of adventitious root formation during submergence through the activation of epidermal cell death signalling (Steffens and Sauter 2009; Fukao and Bailey-Serres 2008).
