Sentence examples for biochemical requirements from inspiring English sources
Extensive green roofs substrates should meet a list of physicochemical and biochemical requirements to be used as a basis for plant growth: high water holding capacity, good aeration, low bulk density, and proper drainage are some of them.
Traditional bacterial culturing protocols rely on replicating in vitro the physical and biochemical requirements of each bacterial species.
For PstP, we have previously shown that PknA and PknB are the targets for dephosphorylation by PstP and detailed the basic biochemical requirements of this enzyme along with its membrane localization [13].
Our reconstituted system allowed us to investigate the biochemical requirements for symmetry breaking in the artificial cortices.
These mutants were further characterized by the rapid method for identification of bacterial biochemical requirements according to Holliday [ 34].
Muscle and adipose tissue progenitor cells could differentiate in the same culture medium, indicating close if not similar biochemical requirements.
This review of literature highlights the need for a more holistic approach towards wound healing and management so that while selecting the appropriate dressing for a wound, the physiological and biochemical requirement of the wound and the patient are also taken into account.
Mutants with a single biochemical requirement would grow on two plates.
M. avium subsp. silvaticum reportedly has a variable biochemical requirement for mycobactin J, consequently NVSL uses a media protocol involving formulations with and without mycobactin J for all avian submissions, so dependency on this reagent would be recognized.
Because tfg2 alleles can still alter TSS distribution in Pol II LOF alleles such as H1085Y, it suggests that the biochemical requirement in vitro of TFIIF for a WT TL may be distinct or bypassed by tfg2 alleles studied here.
However, all these enzymes have a common biochemical requirement for a high affinity docking site in the core DNA-binding domain of p53 to catalyse Ser20 site phosphorylation in the transactivation domain [ 40, 46].
