Sentence examples for molecules per minute from inspiring English sources

The throughput is reported in molecules per minute (K = thousand, M = million) as a relatable metric.

The throughput as molecules per minute is reported but is less accurate for very fast running tasks.

If the cell is synthesizing DNA each pore complex needs to transport about 100 histone molecules per minute.

Citrate uptake by SeCitS is substantially slower at 1.2 molecules per minute.

At 37°C, a single TRIP13 hexamer catalyzes the conversion of 1.9 ± 0.2 moleculescules per minute.

VcINDY, which has a similar domain architecture, has a turnover of 1.6 succinate molecules per minute (Mulligan et al., 2014).

The absence of membrane potential may explain why the observed transport rate of AcrB was slow (approx. one substrate molecule per minute) in a proteoliposome-based transport assay (Nikaido and Takatsuka 2009), in contrast to a much higher efficiency during in vivo transport (e.g., ~100/s for substrate ampicillin) (Li et al. 2015).

For an active catalyst, the number of molecules transformed per minute by one molecule of catalyst may be as large as several million.

The vmax of 24.9 nmol · min-1 · mg-1 indicates a turnover rate of 1.2 citrate molecules per protomer per minute at room temperature.

DCPS is thus a major factor involved in the elimination of cap residues generated by mRNA degradation with an estimated number of 250 molecules being produced per minute in mammalian cells (12, 13).

The maximal turnover number was found to be approximately three disulphides per molecule of Ero1α per minute, which although low, compares well with the turnover rate for Ero1p assayed under identical conditions (Sevier et al, 2007).