Sentence examples for maximum transport rate from inspiring English sources

Measurement of the rate of ΔpH-dependent 36Cl− transport by LmrA as a function of the Cl− concentration indicated a high apparent affinity (Michaelis constant, Km) of 17.9±3.7 µM Cl− and a maximum transport rate (Vmax) of about 142 nmol/min/mg protein (Figure 3E).

The lower affinity and maximum transport rate of CA compared to TCA and GCA for feline and canine Bsep, is in accordance with a relatively lower amount of unconjugated bile salts in bile of these species.

For EcNhaA, a maximum transport rate of 10 min−1 at pH 8.5 has been reported, which drops by two or three orders of magnitude at pH 6.5 (Taglicht et al., 1991; Rimon et al., 1998; Padan, 2008).

For example, whereas { GABA_Km} will return all experiments that have reported a value for the steady-state GABA Km (i.e. concentration of GABA needed to evoke 50% of the maximum transport rate), { GABA_Km(>25)}{ GABA_KmUnit uM } will return all experiments that have reported a GABA Km value >25 μM.

The ratio of the maximum transport rate, Vmax and the substrate affinity, Km, has, despite some shortfalls been widely used as an overall measure of enzymatic performance [ 21, 22], and was used here for quantitative comparison of the different transporters (Table 2).

After 3 years of treatment at ORNL-FACE there was no change in maximum photosynthetic capacity (Amax), maximum electron transport rate (Jmax) or maximum carboxylation rate (Vcmax) when foliage from both treatments was measured at the same CO2 concentrations (Sholtis et al. 2004).

Relationships between light-saturated photosynthesis (Asat), maximum electron transport rate (Jmax), maximum Rubisco activity (Vcmax), chlorophyll content and foliar nitrogen (N) were assessed.

Each vegetation type is linked with biochemical parameters as i.e. the maximum electron transport rate and the maximum carboxylation rate, and other vegetation specific parameters as maximum height and rooting depth.

These response curves were used to estimate maximum electron transport rate, Jmax, and maximum Rubisco activity, Vcmax, using a consistent set of leaf photosynthesis model equations (Medlyn et al. 2002).

Photosynthetic parameters including the maximum quantum yield (Fv/Fm), maximal light utilization efficiency, maximum electron transport rate (ETRm) and light saturation coefficient (Ek) were measured using Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) fluorometry.

The maximum electron transport rate.