Sentence examples for catalysis and translocation from inspiring English sources
The mobility of the fork loops and their locations within the active site have suggested various functions during elongation, including maintaining and stabilizing the transcription bubble and promoting substrate binding, catalysis, and translocation (Trinh et al. 2006; Vassylyev et al. 2007; Kireeva et al. 2011).
An overview of the RANKL/RANK pathway page in NetPath with the curated information on PPIs, enzyme catalysis and PTMs, protein translocation reactions and gene regulation is provided in Figure 1.
Together, our results suggest that the dynamics of TL are involved in multiple phases of transcription elongation, including translocation, catalysis, and pausing.
Our results indicate that the conformational transitions of the TL control enzyme translocation, catalysis, and pausing, rendering it a vital target element for transcriptional regulation.
The scaling properties of average translocation time τ and translocation time distribution (TTD) are studied.
Sakakibara, H. Cytokinins: activity, biosynthesis, and translocation.
Solid and dashed lines indicate duplication and translocation events, respectively.
(F) Bim up-regulation and translocation.
Weak leaching and translocation of materials occur in permafrost soils.
These molecules were found to be involved in 9 PPIs, 232 catalysis events, 7 translocation events and 4 activation events.
To accomplish these roles, RNA polymerase has evolved into a complex molecular machine in which precisely orchestrated movements in a network of flexible modules mediate steps in a nucleotide-addition cycle of four basic steps: translocation of RNA and DNA chains through the polymerase; binding of the nucleotide triphosphate (NTP) substrate; catalysis; and pyrophosphate release.
