Rapid hydrolysis was preferred, to increase the monodispersity of the resulting particles and prevent competing reactions.
They could perform rapid hydrolysis on both coagulated fibrous fibrin and soluble fibrinogen monomers without the presence of activators such as tPA or urokinase.
In the absence of rapid hydrolysis by phosphatase, abiotic factors will play a role in hydrolyzing TPP, however at significantly slower rates.
Rapid hydrolysis was observed within the first 60 min, indicating that a large number of peptide bonds were hydrolyzed (Shahidi et al. [1995]).
In the initial nucleation phase, there was rapid formation of nucleotide triphosphate-bound MamK monomers, which had undergone rapid hydrolysis, for the nucleus establishment.
Radiochemical analysis confirmed the rapid hydrolysis of [14C]phenylacetate in the rat brain, with less than 20% of radioactivity representing unmetabolized [14C]phenylacetate at 1 min postinjection.
Mupirocin is an antibiotic that is currently restricted to topical administration because of rapid hydrolysis in vivo to its inactive metabolite.
The originality of these adsorbents is due to their surface chemistry, which protects them from rapid hydrolysis or dissolution at extreme pH conditions.
It is particularly important to establish rapid hydrolysis conditions, which can yield xylose-rich hydrolysate that do not require further treatment.
In accordance with its biological role, termination of neurotransmission at cholinergic synapses by rapid hydrolysis of the neurotransmitter, acetylcholine, acetylcholinesterase is one of nature's most efficient enzymes.
The data show that this bond is stable at neutral and slightly basic pH and undergoes rapid hydrolysis in mildly acidic pH.
