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The results indicate that the H-GaMCM-48 catalysts are highly active for the chosen reaction, and show much higher substrate conversion than many other catalyst systems.

The purine nucleobase transporters are perfectly suited for drug delivery, in that multiple variants of these transporters are expressed in trypanosomes, with overlapping substrate selectivities and much higher substrate affinities than those of their mammalian orthologues (16).

If it was much higher than the substrate concentration, the substrate concentration term in the denominator of the first rate equation (see Equation 1) could have been neglected.

The ITC results revealed Dat had a much higher affinity for substrate than that of SNAT (Dat, Kd=222.5 μM for serotonin, results not shown; SNAT, Kd=1299 μM for serotonin) [ 41].

Modeling of the electric field on conductive graphene substrates suggests that the electric field produced by the electronegative cell membrane is much higher on graphene substrates than that on control, and this might explain the observed changes of bioelectric development by graphene coupling.

Third, the probability that a phosphorylated structured protein revealed in an array experiment is indeed a cellular target of the kinase should be much higher than candidate substrates identified from experiments based on peptides.

Interestingly, the production of both bioactive lipids was much higher when both substrates, LA and LNA, were present at the same time in the growing medium than when they were individually added (Table 4 and Figure 4).

The results show that the adhesion of diamond coatings formed on these Cu–W alloy substrates is much higher than on pure Cu substrate.

The micro-hardness and wear resistance of the composite coatings are much higher than the steel substrate and increase with the increasing Al2O3 particle amount in the coating.

Thus, SuxA and MalA represents a new class of outer membrane carbohydrate transporters showing a much higher affinity for their substrate than porins.

The ABCG2-overexpressing cells H460/MX20 showed much higher resistance to ABCG2 substrate chemotherapeutics than parental H460 cells (Table 1).