Sentence examples for evolution of lysine from inspiring English sources

We applied the device to expedite evolution of lysine producing Escherichia coli, and the selected strain showed a dramatic improvement of lysine production compared to its parental strain.

The convergent evolution of a lysine in actin kinases in particular indicates that a lysine in the active site is required for protein kinase activity.

Therefore, prokaryotes have no aminoadipate reductase gene; on the other hand, the aminoadipate reductase is a key enzyme in the evolution of fungal lysine biosynthesis [ 8].

Convergent evolution of catalytic loop lysine.

Low et al. [ 81] detected that positive selection has operated on GstD1 and identified the parallel evolution of a radical glycine to lysine amino acid change (K171) in D. melanogaster, D. pseudoobscura and D. mojavensis.

As shown in Fig.  9 by arrows, the number of lysine residues has increased in the course of evolution from proteobacteria to Metazoa.

Gcn5 is thus structurally conserved throughout evolution and appears to function in a conserved fashion by acetylating a conserved set of lysine residues in target proteins.

It appears that in the course of evolution, binding of cytochrome c to Apaf-1 has improved not only due to an increase in the number of lysine residues of cytochrome c that are involved in binding to Apaf-1, but also through the emergence of aspartate pairs in Apaf-1, which enabled the formation of complex, bifurcated salt bridges with those lysine residues.

In addition to serine phosphorylation, we analysed the evolution of another abundant type of protein modification, lysine acetylation.

TXA is a synthetic analog of lysine, which inhibits fibrinolysis by blocking lesion sites of lysine to plasminogen.

Fig. 4 Distribution and motif analysis of lysine acetylation sites.