Sentence examples for ordered mechanism from inspiring English sources

We propose an ordered mechanism of substrate binding and product release.

Initial velocity studies and substrate(s) binding measured by isothermal titration calorimetry suggested that catalysis proceeds by a sequential ordered mechanism, in which ATP binds first followed by UMP binding, and release of products is random.

The current consensus on the mechanism of these transporters, based on experimental measurements of labeled lactate fluxes, is that monocarboxylate-proton symport occurs via a rapid-equilibrium ordered mechanism with proton binding followed by monocarboxylate binding.

Kinetic analysis of MCT1 has suggested that it translocates a proton (H+) and a monocarboxylate across the plasma membrane by an ordered mechanism in which H+ binding precedes monocarboxylate binding and, after translocation across the plasma membrane, the substrates are sequentially released in reverse order [4, 7].

As mentioned before, this leads to the conclusion that L-arginine binds prior to pyruvate and is the second substrate that binds in a sequentially ordered mechanism.

This tends to suggest that the substrate binding on CaMKII follows an ordered mechanism in which ATP binds first followed by the protein substrate.

In addition, organelles including the Golgi, endosomes, and lysosomes are inherited by ordered mechanisms requiring the mitotic spindle microtubules.

So, by leveraging the scale afforded by the Web and by streamlining ordering mechanisms, the co-founders hope to significantly reduce the time and cost it takes for local businesses to print their essential corporate, promotional, and marketing materials.

So while an online bot seems a little silly, the ability to free up phones and keep the website from slowing under a heavy load of traffic on a high-volume day like this could actually impact the company's bottom line – assuming, of course, that some customers actually end up using alternative ordering mechanisms, like Messenger.

The PFO provides an approximate solution to the true first-order rate mechanism.

Adsorption kinetics studies show that the process fits well with a pseudo-second-order rate mechanism.