Sentence examples for major enzyme controlling from inspiring English sources

AGPase is considered as a major enzyme controlling starch synthesis [47].

Consumption of surplus ATP may in fact promote the Warburg effect in rapidly proliferating cancer cells by relieving allosteric inhibition of phosphofructokinase (PFK), a major enzyme controlling glycolysis (Israelsen and Vander Heiden, 2010).

Al-induced decrease in the abundance of aspartate transaminase in C. sinensis roots implied that Al-toxicity might decrease N metabolism flux, because it is the major enzyme controlling aspartate that is used to transport N from sources to sinks [ 38].

Embryonic stem cells have been derived with genetic deletions of the major enzymes controlling DNA methylation (Dnmt1−/− Dnmt3a−/− Dnmt3b−/−triple knockout), H3K27 me3 (Suz12−/−) and H3K9 me2/me3 [(G9a−/− GLP−/− double knockout) (Suv39h1−/−/ Suv39h2−/−double knockout) ESET/Setdb1 knockout−/−] [ 82– 86].

Cyp26A1 is a major enzyme that controls retinoic acid (RA) homeostasis by metabolizing RA into bio-inactive metabolites.

An isopentenyl-diphosphate δ-isomerase I protein was detected as increasing 2-fold along ripening initiation (Q39472; Clarkia breweri; Q6EJD1; Pueraria montana); this enzyme controls a major early step in isoprenoid biosynthesis and is likely localized to the chloroplast.

Efforts have been made in recent decades to explain the metabolic enzymes controlling the sugar/acid balance during grape development, a major quality trait of grape berry flesh.

Slow learners or people struck with forgetful-ness are given pills which increase the production of enzymes controlling production of the chemicals known to control learning and memory.

We conclude that the major factor controlling enzyme susceptibility is granule architecture, with shorter length scales not playing a major role as inferred from the largely invariant nature of numerous structural measures during the digestion process (XRD, NMR, SAXS, DSC, FACE).

The enzyme from S. cerevisiae, pyruvate decarboxylase 1 (Pdc1; EC 4.1.1.1), was identified as one of the major 'flux controlling' enzymes for the reaction and was replaced with an evolved version of Pdc1 that has over 20-fold greater activity under glycolysis reaction conditions.

Serine protease inhibitors (SERPINs) represent a major regulatory mechanism controlling enzyme activity of activated coagulation factors.