Sentence examples for metabolic sequence from inspiring English sources

The metabolic sequence of methionine normally begins with its stepwise conversion to homocysteine, cystathionine, and cysteine, successively, each step being carried out by a specific organic catalyst, or enzyme.

Formamidase (KFase) (EC 3.5.1.9) is a key enzyme in the metabolic sequence of tryptophan [ 33].

This structure and its biochemical origin relate directly to the metabolic sequence for chlorophyll catabolism in angiosperms [ 33].

We also examined the next enzyme in the metabolosome core metabolic sequence (Fig. 1B ), the alcohol dehydrogenase.

Other BMC "core enzymes" complete the metabolic sequence of the metabolosome: the aldehyde is used by the core NAD+ and coenzyme A-dependent aldehyde dehydrogenase.

We propose that the initial infusion of glucose in the three starved participants potentially triggered the metabolic sequence that resulted in development of the syndrome.

After the primary oxidation of the alkanes in all cases efficient fatty acid oxidation systems as well as multiple anaplerotic metabolic sequences (e.g. acetyl-CoA metabolism, gluconeogenesis) are required (Schauer [2001]).

Many cellular functions, including the uptake and conversion of nutrients, synthesis of new molecules, production of energy, and regulation of metabolic sequences, take place in the membranous organelles.

Apart from its role as signaling molecule the presence of Glc (or Suc) might enhance metabolic sequences within the chloroplast that act as NADPH and ATP sinks in the light such as biosynthesis of the photosynthetic machinery or de novo fatty acid biosynthesis and thereby relieve photoinhibition.

BMCs consist of a semi-permeable protein shell that encloses multiple proteins, typically including several enzymes constituting a specific metabolic reaction sequence.

The GO terms with the largest number of assigned sequences in the BP category were oxidation reduction (1,833 sequences), RNA metabolic process (1,402 sequences), catabolic process (1,259 sequences), translation (1,234 sequences) and response to stimulus (1,105 sequences).