Sentence examples for poor enzyme from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that AtAAE15 was a poor enzyme in both assays (Beld et al. 2014).

In case of poor enzyme production, genetically improved strains can be constructed for enhanced enzyme production.

However, there is a problem of poor enzyme adhesion to the surface of electrodes of this type.

However, 5-methyl-THF is a poor enzyme for elongating glutamate chains (Shane 1989), and vitamin B12 is needed to enable elimination of the methyl group for methionine synthesis (Shane et al. 1977).

However, each of these approaches was rejected for pharmacological use due to enzyme inactivation, poor enzyme uptake by neuronal cells and anaphylactic responses.

We proposed that the slow reactivity of 5 and 6 might be caused by poor enzyme recognition due to the absence of RSI.

Control is exercised by the ability of a DNA or RNA "regulator" to induce formation of stable and catalytically competent "three-way" enzyme-substrate-regulator complexes, relative to otherwise unstable and catalytically poor enzyme-substrate complexes.

In other words, the newly permuted proteins are probably poor enzymes, but the ENase provides strong selective pressure for optimization of the MTase function, while in the second case selective pressure is relatively weak (functional ENases probably provide only a minor selective advantage and they are not required for protection of the host "against" the MTase).

Although MWM 4/14 was poor in enzyme activity but showed high brown zone formation in primary screening, and was included in further studies.

Higher temperatures (>20°C) typically led to low densities of cells and poor extracellular enzyme production, although shortening the generation time.

Additionally, the lack of abundant mitochondria and poor oxidative enzyme capacity within their muscles confirmed that felids are sprinters and lack the capacity to withstand fatigue.