Sentence examples for native active from inspiring English sources

Herein we found A. chroococcum crude PO to exist as a native active homotrimer (142 kDa), which is also active in monomeric and dimeric states.

AAT exists not only in a native, active inhibitory form, but also in several, non-inhibitory forms, such as cleaved and/or degraded.

In fact, D135 folds homogeneously and cooperatively from the unfolded state to its native, active structure, thereby demonstrating functional reversibility in RNA folding.

By electrophoresis a molecular weight of 115 kDa was ascertained for the native, active enzyme and the retention time of the peaks in gel filtration chromatography indicated an apparent molecular weight of 122 kDa.

Curves pertain to theoretical results where the single protein is taken to be representative of the entire sample, and with continuous (dashed) lines referring to the native (active) state[3].

Confocal Raman microscopy studies of intact pigskin biopsies treated with modified resveratrol provided information about the spatial distribution and time-dependence of permeation and conversion to the native active form.

The high-plasticity positions close to the original ("native") active-site are the most promising candidates for mutations that create a second active-site associated to a new function.

Separately, the new protein termini at amino acid positions 282/283 convert the narrow access tunnel to the catalytic triad into a broad crevice for accelerated substrate entry and product exit while preserving the native active-site topology for optimal catalytic turnover.

We validate our approach by introducing a promiscuous esterase activity in E. coli thioredoxin on the basis of mutations at positions close to the native-active-site disulfide-bridge.

Together, these observations suggest that the identified NADH dehydrogenase activity corresponds to the native, enzymatically active CI of Acanthamoeba.

Thus, it was identified to be a native and active protein, as the binding mechanism relies on catalytic activity of the enzyme.