Sentence examples for large range of substrates from inspiring English sources
Such a potentially large range of substrates is unusual in methanogens and was so far restricted to the Methanosarcinales (Thauer et al. 2008).
MAPKs have a large range of substrates both in the cytoplasm and in the nucleus, where they actively promote the transcription of new genes.
In addition to conjugated steroids, they are involved in the cellular uptake of a large range of substrates, including bile acids and xenobiotics.
ABC and MFS transporters are two major classes of proteins involved in drug resistance, with a large range of substrates such as ions, amino acids, peptides, sugars, secondary metabolites, and drugs.
As S. contortum appears to be capable of colonising a large range of substrates, dispersal over wide areas through the use of a variety of chemosynthetic habitats as 'stepping stones' [ 61, 62] might be the most plausible explanation for this species.
X-ray diffraction measurements revealed an epitaxial growth of GZO films in a large range of substrate temperatures using Y2O3 as seed layer.
The CYP3 clan, one of the important groups of CYPs, is involved in the oxidation of the largest range of substrates of all the CYPs, and has an important role in the metabolism of xenobiotics in the body [1].
CYP3A4 is involved in the oxidation of the largest range of substrates of all the cytochromes P450, and it metabolizes most of the drugs on the market, particularly benzodiazepines and also HIV antivirals, macrolide antibiotics and statins.
A "redox-flexible" reagentless amperometric biosensor that can function either in oxidation or reduction and can cover large ranges of substrate concentrations has been developed for glucose measurements.
The substrate-binding surface reveals an open topography, consistent with the ability to accept a large range of glycoprotein substrates and the ability to transglycosylate other acceptors.
Thin films of Ti1−xAlxN nitrides were prepared over a large range of composition (0 ≤ x < 1) on Si substrates using nitrogen reactive magnetron sputtering from composite metallic targets.
