Sentence examples for core of the substrate from inspiring English sources

This yielded a set of 59 residues that form the core of the substrate binding pocket and that are spread over the PAMO sequence.

The interactions have been separated into three groups: those coming from each of the two benzene rings and those arising from interactions of the core of the substrate.

This algorithm assumes that a substrate node can only be used by a single request which can lead to under-utilization of the cores of the substrate nodes.

These must have a minimal length to ensure that the phosphorylation site and its adjacent positions are sufficiently separated from the core of the respective substrate protein.

To determine the valence band offset (ΔE v) of HfAlO/InP, Kraut's method is employed, which is based on the assumption that the energy separation between the valence band edge and core level (CL) of the substrate remains the same before/after dielectric deposition [21 23].

Because of the lower affinity of the core enzymes to the substrate, the core enzymes lacking CBMs resulted in a lower hydrolysis yield than the intact enzymes at lower (1% and 10%) substrate consistencies.

This helix, which is highly conserved in the UCS protein family (Fig.S1C), composes the floor of the central passage of the UCS domain and is thus predicted to bind the core of potential substrate ligands.

One such core process, the substrate dependent locomotion of coccidian and haemosporidian parasites is called gliding motility.

We rationalised this behaviour with the help of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations suggesting that a very effective decoupling of the central borazine core from the substrate occurs for both molecules, whereas a pronounced molecule substrate interaction through its longer peripheral substituents is predicted for borazine 2 only on the more reactive Cu(111) surface.

(3) In short, most evolved orthogonal tRNA/RS pairs demonstrate specificity for Uaas that maintain the chemical core of the native amino acid substrate, thus limiting the stereochemical diversity of Uaas accessible to the researcher.

Pt- and Au-coated Cu, Fe, Co and Ni deposits have been formed on glassy carbon (GC) substrates by electrodeposition of controlled amounts of the core metal onto the substrate and its subsequent partial replacement by Pt or Au upon immersion into a chloroplatinic or chlorolauric solution.