Sentence examples for important conjugation from inspiring English sources
A method developed by Njumbe Ediage et al. [ 25] covers seven mycotoxins and several important conjugation and breakdown products (in total 18 analytes).
The function of this large molecular structure is important to autophagosome membrane formation and has been implicated in stabilisation of the Atg8 PE complex, the other important conjugation system [15].
One of the important conjugations is between cleaved ATG8/LC3 and phosphatidylethanolamine.
A comparison of trypanosomatid Ufm1 aminoacid sequences with the human ortholog showed several blocks of conserved aminoacid residues including the C-terminal Gly which is important for conjugation to substrate proteins in several Ubls [4].
Similar to ubiquitin, FAT10 contains a C-terminal di-glycine motif which is important for conjugation to different substrates including p53 (Li et al., 2011; Raasi et al., 2001).
The exterior surface plays an important role in conjugation with drugs.
While choice of target antigens and payloads is important, antibody-payload conjugation methods and linker chemistry are also crucial elements for producing successful ADCs.
The structure of an Atg7NTD-Atg3FR complex reveals hydrophobic residues from Atg3 engaging a conserved groove in Atg7, important for Atg8 conjugation.
The mechanism by which E3 ligases enhance the kinetics, specificity and/or efficiency of Ubc9-mediated sumoylation remains unclear, and they might be particularly important for SUMO conjugation to substrate proteins that contain variant consensus motifs [12].
Sulfonation is an important phase II conjugation pathway for the detoxification of xenobiotics as well as the modulation of endogenous compounds such as thyroid hormones, steroids, and neurotransmitters (Coughtrie et al. 1998).
Since H3K23me3 is restricted to the germline micronucleus during vegetative growth, we wanted to explore the possibility that H3K23me3 plays an important role during conjugation, when micronuclear function is essential.
