"further substrates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to any additional substrates beyond the existing ones. For example, "We need to consider further substrates in order to improve our production process."
All further substrates tested were nicely converted with 1.1 equivalents of bromolactone 4 at reduced catalyst loadings (10 mol%).
To date, three further substrates, NIK (NF-κB-inducing kinase), CYLD and RelB, have been found [ 11– 13].
However, we can not exclude whether further substrates of DEP-1 in the insulin signaling pathway exist, facilitating the enhanced signaling cascade [ 29, 30].
Because of this the product itself can bind tightly to the active site without being further processed and thereby block the cleavage of further substrates (product inhibition).
Once PP2A is inactivated, DSBs can induce high activity of ATM (ATM-P = 2), which is now able to phosphorylate further substrates [ 25] (interaction 23).
However, the current assignment has to be viewed with care as Schauer and colleagues pointed out that further substrates might be discovered in future [ 128], which will then be introduced into the web interface.
As the enzyme concentration increased further, substrate depletion occurred.
In contrast, ATP binding to the AMP-lid induces global domain closing, preventing further substrate binding to the ATP-lid site.
Taking this one step further, substrate-tagging with fluorine can be done in such a manner as to provide stereochemical information on enzyme mechanism.
Edman degradation sequence and matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometric (MALDI-MS) analyses of proteolytic activity have been utilized to aid in further substrate design.
We hypothesize that while the BamA-substrate complex changes its shape as the super-barrel expands, the exposed edge of the growing barrel is likely to remain in a fixed position so that it is ready for further substrate loading.
