Sentence examples for multiple catalytic functions from inspiring English sources

The objective of this work was to develop a concise experimental protocol, elucidating multiple catalytic functions, steady-state and transient, of practical relevance to the mobile SCR applications.

Multiple catalytic functions (NOx conversion, NO and NH3 oxidation, NH3 storage) of a commercial Cu-chabazite (CHA) urea/NH3-SCR catalyst were assessed in a laboratory fixed-bed flow reactor system after differing degrees of hydrothermal aging.

Although these enzymes appear to have multiple catalytic functions (Cavener 1992), little is known about their impact in plant host-pathogen interactions.

Currently, one of the best models explaining stabilisation of duplicated genes is the EAC model of subfunctionalisation (escape from adaptive conflict) [ 44] based on the fact that a single protein can perform multiple catalytic or structural functions.

ALDHs have multiple catalytic and non-catalytic functions in addition to their roles in aldehyde metabolism [19].

Cell-free synthetic biology system organizes multiple enzymes (parts) from different sources to implement unnatural catalytic functions.

The data conformed to a kinetic mechanism where the first site to fill is active but when both sites are filled, distinct kinetic parameters are observed according to the expression first named by W. W. Cleland as a "2/1" inhibitor function and later adapted to cooperative multiple catalytic sites in the form v = kcat2((A + kcat1 Km2 A/ kcat2))/(A + Km2 A + Km1 Km1).

For example, relatives can have multiple catalytic activities not necessarily of equal efficiency, as in promiscuous enzymes; or moonlighting functions whereby proteins perform completely different functions to their native activity sometimes involving different sites [ 68, 69].

Both types of signaling enzymes are multiple domain proteins which often contain, in addition to their core catalytic function, multiple independently folding domains or motifs that mediate connectivity by interacting with other signaling elements [ 27].

Higher metal loading improves catalytic stability, due to a better balance and closeness of the catalytic functions.

Complex enzymes with multiple catalytic activities are hypothesized to have evolved from more primitive precursors.