Sentence examples for far from the active from inspiring English sources

However, it is unclear how T81, which is located at the protein surface and far from the active site, affect the activity.

Some mutations are in the active site, directly disrupting binding and catalysis, but many are far from the active site and reduce activity by destabilising the protein structure, or affecting correct oligomerisation.

G6PDH variants with cysteine close to the active center (L218C), close to the dimer interface (D205C) as well as far from the active center (D453C) showed changes in activity and the efficacy of immobilization.

However, the 3D model did not predict this activity, because the relative distance of these residues was far from the active center core.

Notably, in B204 the conserved glutamate in the Walker B motif (E104) that is considered to be responsible for water activation in many other ATPases [ 5] lies too far from the active site to participate in catalysis.

The latter assumption seems to be definitively ruled out considering the fact that the metal ion in MtPncA is located too far from the active site cysteine residue (Cys138) to be capable to contribute directly to PZA hydrolysis through the activation of a water molecule.

In these cases, a messenger is generated at the active site, which transmits reactivity information to reactants far away from the active sites.

However, the zinc ion is not involved in the catalytic mechanism, because it is bound far away from the active site.

It's a far cry from the active engagement of contemporary performers, who tend to be deeply involved in the choreographic process.

However, it is at present unclear how this residue contributed so substantially to such a step, because T81 is located on the protein surface and far away from the active site and access tunnels (Figure 2) (Okai et al. [2013]).

All that was found by the U.S. Army Joint Captured Material Exploitation Group teams were some old, corroded, un-useable, "demilitarized" artillery shells rotting in the desert from the 1980s, a far cry from the active, threatening chemical, biological and even nuclear WMD program we were repeatedly told by Bush, Cheney, Powell, Rice and Rumsfeld that Iraq possessed.