Sentence examples for enzyme sequences from inspiring English sources

The Glu nucleophile conserved among the GH51 enzyme sequences corresponding to E281 from Tm-AFase and E298 from Tx-Abf is shown encased in orange with an orange dot, and does not align with the conserved Glu nucleophile of Pleurotus ostreatus Fig. 5 Structural model of PoAbf.

Restriction enzyme sequences are underlined.

The program used enzyme information from exPASy (http://expasy.org/enzyme/) and retrieved enzyme sequences from the UniProt database (http://www.uniprot.org/).org/

As such, it provides a view of conservation and divergence different from the view afforded by more common types of studies focused on enzyme sequences and structures.

Each sequence was first evaluated for the presence of the expected sequence motif for each restriction enzyme; sequences not containing the expected sequence were discarded.

Whereas in most cases seed sequences (i.e. those recovered from the literature) were used in preference to genomic data, occasionally a genome-sequenced strain was chosen as the representative due to the greater number of putative carotenoid biosynthesis enzyme sequences present (Table S1).

Homologous enzyme sequences were retrieved using BlastP (Altschul et al. 1990) from nonredundant public databases.

This involves sequencing the viral genome to identify nucleotide mutations in key enzyme sequences.

Analysing the diversity of known enzyme sequences is also a very sensible strategy.

Now the problem is how to effectively represent these enzyme sequences for the current study.

Many of the primers had restriction enzyme sequences added for cloning purposes.