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This phosphatase activity balances the 1% of all EGFR spontaneously attaining an active conformation.

The superimposed structures show the PH domain fills part of the space occupied by the αC-helix and phosphorylated activation loop in the activated AKT kinase domain structures [20], [21]; thereby sterically preventing the kinase domain from attaining an active conformation.

Modification of the mesopore walls prior to enzyme immobilization is essential to attain an active and recyclable biocatalyst.

Most PTKs are phosphorylated on themselves to attain an active state, and subsequently phosphorylate other substrate proteins.

Despite these EGFR structure intrinsic safeguards, the receptor can still attain an active conformation in the absence of ligand due to thermal fluctuations (Lemmon and Schlessinger, 2010), necessitating only low protein tyrosine phosphatase (PTP) activity to suppress phosphorylation due to this 'leaky' kinase activity.

This represents the first detailed procedure for attaining a pure, active, and stable OTase in milligram quantities.

The action of methionine sulfoxide reductase helps in attaining a fully active enzyme by reduction of these oxidised methionine residues using thioredoxin as the reductant [ 26, 30].

This implies that the particles "hop" over the energy barrier stochastically as they individually attain an expansion-active state.

Due to the lack of products downstream of d-xylonate, it is likely that the dehydration of d-xylonate to 2-keto-3-deoxy-d-xylonate, facilitated by the iron sulfur (Fe S) cluster containing protein XylD, was a major bottleneck to attain a fully active Weimberg pathway.

They suggested that students could be stimulated to attain a more active state of extrinsic motivation by fostering a feeling of competence within students.

In eukaryotes, some proteins, including those participating in cellular signaling and regulation, require the assistance of the Hsp90 chaperone in order to finish their folding and to attain a functionally active structure (Fig. 2B) [ 65].