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The protein alterations induced by free radicals interfere with their functions and may compromise enzyme activity.

Structural modelling suggests that the former substitution could interfere with Ca2+ binding at site 3 (Fig.  2c) and may therefore compromise enzyme activation, whereas the deleterious effect of the latter substitution remains obscure.

The extents of cellulose hydrolysis by the deglycosylated Cel7As cannot be directly compared to those of the untreated Cel7As as the data suggests that the deglycosylation protocol may have compromised enzyme activity.

Although immobilization may compromise the activity of enzyme, the greatly enhanced stability would enable the long-term and repeated use of enzyme and therefore a significantly reduced cost of enzyme (Liu et al. 2015; Liang et al. 2016a; Ji et al. 2016; Novak et al. 2015).

However, dead effector cells could also release the same enzyme, which may compromise the accuracy of quantification by this method.

Studies by Leonardi et al. have indicated that mutant IDH may compromise the ability of this enzyme to catalyze the Gln-dependent reductive carboxylation reaction.

In conclusion, a low enzyme activity of DHFR may compromise both mucosal and liver biotransformation of folic acid in humans.

The effect of FGF-2 on stimulating chondrocyte proliferation and proteoglycan-degrading enzymes, and reducing proteoglycan production, may compromise the integrity of the extracellular matrix surrounding newly divided chondrocytes.

This enzyme is subject to common polymorphisms, and decreased activity may compromise GSH concentrations and lead to embryopathy.

Promoting the co-localization of LKB1 and AMPK at the plasma membrane may compromise only one of the several cellular mechanisms that bring these enzymes together.

This balance between plasticity and rigidification must also be achievable in the presence of lytic enzymes or antibiotics, such as the echinocandins, that may compromise the integrity of the cell wall.