Sentence examples for in which substrates from inspiring English sources
With a mark-recapture design, I am studying if this defense mechanism has implications on how they use the environment and in which substrates they roost.
The 20S complex allows the proteolytic action to be confined to a nanocompartment, in which substrates, sequestered from the cellular environment, undergo degradation.
However, drug design is impeded by the lack of structural information on the protein and the way in which substrates are bound.
First, the conformation in which substrates bind to hPEPT1 (the bioactive conformation) was identified by conformational analysis and 2D dihedral driving analysis of 15 hPEPT1 substrates, which suggested that ψ1 ∼ 165°, ω1 ∼ 180°, and ϕ2 ∼ 280° were descriptive of the bioactive conformation.
However, the order in which substrates are deubiquitinated and unfolded is not yet clear.
They do not take into account enzymatic reactions in which substrates are catabolized to produce other molecules.
These rearrangements couple the binding and hydrolysis of ATP to an overall reaction cycle in which substrate proteins are bound, encapsulated and released.
A novel membrane-aerated biofilm reactor configuration was tested in which substrate was delivered to the biofilm via advective as well as diffusive transport.
These two motifs cause a substrate to act as a coupled system in which a unidirectional cycle generates single-molecule oscillators, whereas sequestration synchronizes the population by limiting the available enzyme under conditions in which substrate is in excess.
The UV Ozone cleaning method is a photo-sensitized damage free oxidation process in which substrate surface contaminant molecules of photoresists, resins, cleaning solvent residues, silicone oil and grease, etc. are excited and/or dissociated by the absorption of short wavelength UV radiation emitted from a low pressure quartz-mercury vapor lamp.
Shorter distances are needed to allow climbing of added energetic barriers at paired-electron catalytic centers in which substrate and the required number of cofactors form a compact cluster.
