Sentence examples for models for enzyme from inspiring English sources
The current models for enzyme thermal deactivation therefore appear to be purely correlative.
Many models for enzyme kinetics have been developed.
Previous models for enzyme sequestration have relied on the idea of preventing substrate binding (e.g., [ Jackson-Fisher et al., 1999; Michaelis and Gitai, 2010]).
The resulting main effects models for enzyme supplements and chest physiotherapy are presented in Tables 3 and 4. No main effects model is presented for vitamins as none of the variables accounted for an independent statistically significant contribution to predicting adherence to vitamins.
Many features of these simple catalytic systems are good models for enzymes, and these simple systems provide insights into enzyme function and reactivity that may be difficult to probe in enzymes.
Of note, knockout mouse models for enzymes of the cell cycle progression machinery, including cyclin D2 [49] or compound mutant mice lacking cyclins D1 and D2 [50] also develop similar phenotypes in the cerebellum, albeit to a different degree.
As a model for enzyme immobilization, trypsin was covalently bound to the functional PEG particles.
A best-fit model for enzyme production was further studied by ANOVA to test for its statistical significance.
SpyRing cyclization gave major increases in thermal resilience, including on a model for enzyme evolution, β-lactamase, and an industrially important enzyme in agriculture and nutrition, phytase.
A general model for enzyme kinetics with inhibition, the "mixed" inhibition model, simplifies to the non-competitive inhibition model when two of the parameters are equal.
We present a population balance model for enzyme deactivation and aggregation kinetics with a limited number of physically relevant parameters and use this model to analyse the experimental data for thermal inactivation of jack bean urease.
