Sentence examples for favourable substrate for from inspiring English sources
In laboratory-scale reactors, propionate has been found to be a more favourable substrate for EBPR compared to acetate [22] and the provision of longer volatile fatty acids would require less energy expenditure for the accumulation of intracellular macromolecules (PHA and fatty acids).
By comparison, mesoderm provided a less favourable substrate for migration.
Due to its chemical composition which is rich in proteins, lipids and water, meat is a particularly favourable substrate for the growth of microorganisms.
This might provide Rat1 (Xrn2 in mammals) with a favourable substrate for exonucleolytic degradation and consequent Pol II termination (Weitzer & Martinez, 2007).
This sequence had been reported to be a highly favourable substrate for FXIIIa-mediated transglutamination, when expressed fused to a phage coat protein or to glutathione sulfotransferase (GST) (designated F11 in [ 26]).
In the course of rRNA processing, cleavage within ITS1 might generate an entry point for the RNA-kinase Nol9, providing the 5′ phosphate and thus a favourable substrate for the subsequent 5′>3′ exonucleolytic activity (Stevens, 1980).
The results revealed that composite films of collagen and PCL are favourable substrates for growth of fibroblasts and keratinocytes and may find utility for skin repair.
Therefore, based on these informations the Alu sequences may be regarded as passive elements that serve as favourable substrates for recombination and the molecular mechanism that promotes recombination events remains to be clarified.
The tension generated by TTL−/− growth cones may not be sufficient for their proper pathfinding through complex substrates, especially when they have to leave a favourable substrate or enter a new substrate.
Nevertheless, the most favourable residue for substrate oxidation on the protein surface is Trp-377 and so even though other surface residues may act as potential oxidizing sites, these would have a minor participation in catalysis.
Dead willow wood does form a good substrate for fungi.
