Sentence examples for altering its activity from inspiring English sources
Some metal ions interact with the enzyme surface charge, affecting the ionization of some amino acid residues, changing the enzyme conformation, and rendering it less stable and/or altering its activity.
[t]his "balance depends upon the cost to the government of altering its activity to allow the religious practice to continue unimpeded versus the cost to the religious interest imposed by the government activity". unreliable and not humane, and that the animals, before being sacrificed, are often kept in conditions that produce a great deal of fear and stress in the animal.
When the sensory system is exposed to changes in background stimulus, the system responds by altering its activity, which is then followed by adaptation back to its prestimulus level.
UNC-13L could directly bind to UNC-13S thereby altering its activity or stability.
Rosenthal and colleagues examined macrodomain mechanisms through molecular dynamics models and mutagenesis of MacroD2, altering its activity toward ADPribosylated-GSK3β and ARTD10.
Salts have inhibitory effects on the bactericidal activity of C6H, which might occur because salts may stabilize the membrane or bind to C6H, altering its activity.
Thermal fluctuations of an enzyme can alter its activity.
AMPK is such a sensitive kinase, that once its cellular energy status (AMP ATP) gets altered, its activity will subsequently change.
This signal provokes the postsynaptic cell to alter its activity in some way — for example, turning a gene on or off.
Given that CD38 plays many important roles throughout the body, including the immune system, the data are "way too preliminary" to start pursuing drugs that would increase or alter its activity, cautions Frances Lund, a microbiologist at the University of Birmingham in Alabama.
Perlmann, who was born in Czechoslovakia but later became a U.S. citizen, was one of the first to recognize the importance of phosphate groups in the structure of many proteins; she showed that phosphates added to or stripped from a protein can dramatically alter its activity.
