Sentence examples for may help substrate from inspiring English sources

Why the introduction of a polar amino acid at this position would improve the efflux of hydrophobic compound is unclear, but every substrate must eventually leave the binding site in order for its efflux to occur, so the substitution A279T (hydrophobic to polar residue) may help substrate release to the gate and the funnel.

In addition, the demonstration of differences in MRI signal intensity in non-compacted myocardium may help identify substrates for potentially lethal arrhythmias [34].

In this context, Derlin-1 works in concert with p97 and, because of its rhomboid architecture, by compressing and deforming the lipid bilayer, may help ERAD substrates crossing the membrane (29).

Thompson, pers comm).. Alternately the maintenance of fish diversity in habitats with higher structural complexity [9] may help create suitable substrate for coral recruitment.

An interaction between rhamnose and FL1 may help orient the substrate so that the 17-OH is placed next to the active site base H13.

Given the fact that the overall charge of +4.5 for CD1 and −3.9 for CD2 at pH 6.5 (http://protcalc.sourceforge.net/), it is plausible that CD1 in FL-A3B may help bind ssDNA substrate and orient it for efficient deamination of the target C by CD2.

This is critical for maintaining the correct orientation of the substrate and may help stabilize the oxazoline ion intermediate during substrate assisted catalysis.

The mechanisms are presented for a general understanding of glass corrosion and may help to select appropriate substrate glasses and their modes of storage and cleaning, which depend on the requirements of the coatings.

Hence conserved non-catalytic residues may help discriminate between different substrates.

This novel pattern of substrate homology between cytoplasmic SIRT1 and mitochondrial SIRT3 suggests that considering evolutionary relationships between the sirtuins and their substrates may help to identify and understand the functions and interactions of this gene family.

Using high-density microarrays of the 9417 unique cDNA sequences in the EST resource, a blueprint of gene expression patterns can be compared and contrasted between different conditions that may help define the molecular substrates that characterize the summer and migratory states.