Sentence examples for position of substrates from inspiring English sources

The trajectories of the substrates are therefore rather complex and the multilayer structure depends on the number of rotational axes, the initial position of substrates and the geometrical parameters of the deposition system.

Table 1 Various crystalline orientations for the samples exposed to the different number of focus shots at 0° angular and at 8 cm axial positions Number of focus shots Angular position of substrates Crystalline planes Mg3N2 (440) Mg3N2 (321) Mg3N2 (332) Mg3N2 (721) 15 0 ✓   ✓   25 0 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 35 0 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓.

Meanwhile, owing to the low precursor concentration and low molecular kinetic energy, the single domains on substrate B (~ 10 μm) grow much smaller than those on substrate A, as is shown in Fig. 7b, c. Fig. 7 a The schematic experimental setup with the position of substrates A and B. b, c The SEM images of synthesized WS2 films on substrates A and B, respectively.

We synthesized 54 additional peptides with substitutions at this position of substrates S5− S7 with each amino acid (excluding cysteine) and found that the amino acid identity at this position had a less significant impact on activity (data not shown).

Last but not the least, the position of substrate was also a key parameter to WS2 growth.

For different families of chitinolytic enzymes, the number, type, and position of substrate atoms bound in the active site vary, resulting in different substrate-binding specificities.

This oxidation process seems to be faster than the nucleation of Zn particles when the position of substrate is inclined to 45°.

The binding position of substrate in the active site was determined but interaction between the substrate and Ser-464 or Leu-465 was not observed, although amino acid residues at these two positions are the only structural distinctions between wheat and rye glucosidase catalytic pockets.

Immobilization of enzyme in calcium alginate increased its activity despite the presence of large substituent at 1 C position of substrate.

These results support a mechanism in which a dAdo abstracts a H-atom from the C3 position of substrate to initiate the reaction.

This network expansion hypothesis may be able to explain the relationship between the position of substrate enzymes in the metabolic networks and the chaperonin requirement as follows.