Sentence examples for most likely enzyme from inspiring English sources
The most likely enzyme involved in such a conversion is a 4-FP monooxygenase.
The latter process may be catalysed by any aminotransferase, but since AAT (aspartate aminotransferase) is the member of this family of enzymes having by far the highest activity in the brain (Erecinska and Silver, 1990), this is the most likely enzyme to catalyse this reaction.
The most noticeable weakness of microarray technique is that it still suffers from poor detectability and reproducibility for low-copy and transiently-expressed genes [ 38]; the latter are actually very important as they are most likely enzymes and transcription factors, performing transient yet critical biological functions.
Lipase is most likely the enzyme from pancreas that was involved in the degradation.
Accumulation of Cit indicated that Orn and Arg were metabolised after uptake, most likely by enzymes of the urea cycle.
The proteins are most likely monofunctional enzymes as none of them contained both class I and class II TPS features (Fig. 2).
This is most likely because enzymes can be denatured and therefore irreversibly inactivated by heat, while low temperatures often cause only a reversible inhibition.
In contrast, examination of the putative Giardia Rrp44 homolog revealed that this enzyme is most likely an active enzyme with exonucleolytic activity.
Thus, the decreased TrxR1 activity upon treatment with APR-246 in the mutant p53-expressing cells may be due to both enzyme inhibition and decreased TrxR1 protein levels, whereas the decreased TrxR1 activity in parental p53-null cells is most likely because of enzyme inhibition only.
However, some of the enzymes upstream of UGT73C11, most likely the uncharacterized enzyme-P450s, are perhaps dysfunctional or have gained new functions, resulting in no anti-DBM saponin being produced in P-type plants.
However, the trial was unsuccessful most likely because the enzyme was too unstable and degraded immediately after production.
