Sentence examples for modification of catalytic from inspiring English sources
Activity-based probes (ABPs) label the active form of an enzyme via covalent modification of catalytic residues.
The latter may be related to the recently found effect of non-faradaic electrochemical modification of catalytic activity (NEMCA).
However, no permanent Non-faradaic Electrochemical Modification of Catalytic Activity (NEMCA) effect was observed on sputtered-Pt films.
This work suggested that modification of catalytic activity through morphology tuning with composition adjustment might provide some new pathways for the design of promising catalysts with advanced performance.
The result showed that (1) Catalytic Converter design and modification of catalytic materials can be an alternative to overcome the high air pollution problem from the transportation sector, esspecially particular Carbon Monoxide exhaust emissions from gasoline motors.
These rate increases are strongly non-Faradaic with apparent Faradaic efficiencies, Λ, up to 20, manifesting the effect of Electrochemical Promotion or Non-faradaic Electrochemical Modification of Catalytic Activity (NEMCA).
After a brief activation, HAMLET inhibited proteasome activity in vitro and in parallel a change in proteasome structure occurred, with modifications of catalytic (β1 and β5) and structural subunits (α2, α3, α6 and β3).
The interaction between the catalyst and the support results in a reversible, non-Faradaic modification of the catalytic activity.
Furthermore, mass spectrometry analysis demonstrated covalent modification of the catalytic residue Ser201, corroborating the predicted mechanism of inhibition and the formation of an acyl enzyme intermediate.
Our results suggest that suitable modification of the catalytic domain can lead to more stable BoNTs without impairing their therapeutic efficacy.
In addition, high Co content produces a higher and better-defined mesoporosity, although it implies a modification of the catalytic activity as the number of active centers is inherently varied.
