Sentence examples for prominent substrate for from inspiring English sources

Lignocellulosic plant residue contains up to 70% carbohydrates (as cellulose and hemicellulose), so is a prominent substrate for inexpensive bioethanol production [ 5].

Since caseins are very rich in proline residues and proline is the most abundant amino acid in cheese, it may constitute a prominent substrate for C. variabile.

MARCKS is a prominent substrate for conventional and atypical isoforms of protein kinase C (PKC) (Hartwig et al., 1992; Herget et al., 1995).

One prominent substrate for SeCobA is cob II)inamide [Co II Cbi+], which features the cobalt-containing, tetrapyrrolic corrin ring present in all corrinoids but lacks the nucleotide loop and DMB base found in Co II Cbl and instead binds a water molecule in the (Coα) axial position.

Likewise, caseins are the major protein sources in milk and cheese [ 1] and are thus prominent substrates for proteolysis by C. variabile, presumably carried out by secreted proteases.

Overexpression of cortactin, one of the most prominent substrates for Src, might therefore sequester Src from Cbl to prevent Cbl phosphorylation and thereby prevent its ability to ubiquitylate the EGFR.

CK-18, one of the most prominent substrates for lethal caspase activation, can be cleaved by caspases, primarily not only by caspase-9, but also by caspase-3 and caspase-7, and the subsequent release of CK-18 fragments into the extracellular space occurs during cell death [ 66].

The most prominent substrate aside from APP is the NOTCH receptor.

The results of this study suggest the lateral hemisphere of the cerebellum as a prominent anatomical substrate for depression, as most consistent alterations were observed in the depressed group but also in the bipolar patients, as expected by the overlap of symptoms.

By using a segregating genetic system to study the breadth, distribution and dynamics of CNVs, we reveal an extremely plastic parasite genome in which CNVs are a prominent source of diversity and maybe an overlooked substrate for selection.

Erosion resistance of the coating is observed to be higher than the substrate for the test temperatures chosen and noted to be more prominent at lower impact angle and higher temperature.