Sentence examples for rates of fad from inspiring English sources

As previously observed for fadBA mutants [30], growth defects were exemplified by slower growth and lower overall final cell densities in various FA media, presumably, due to reduced rates of Fad and growth inhibiting intermediates.

The rates of FAD reduction and formation of the reactive C4a-OOH intermediate are insensitive to pH or solvent isotope over the range of pH for which the enzyme is stable.

The results reveal that inactivation of the carrier-bound oxidase proceeds markedly slower than one would expect from the rate of FAD dissociation.

At the same time, the rates of oxidation of FAD-dependent substrates, namely, succinate (i.e., Complex II substrates), both in the presence and in the absence of rotenone (Complex I inhibitor) did not have such pronounced seasonal changes.

We have also examined the rate of reduction of FAD in RebC by NADH in the absence of substrate and find that like pHBH the rate is slow.

In the case of FAD, the success rate of binding conformations (black part of the bar in Fig. 2A and B) was relatively low.

This might be due to a frequency-dependent advantage of FAD alleles when they increase dispersal rates above the optimum: when the invading FAD alleles are rare, most of them occur in FAD/UNI heterozygotes, and exhibit an intermediate outcrossing rate closer to the optimum.

For photoconversion of EGFP, we chose riboflavin instead of FAD as it has a higher photoreduction rate [31].

Moreover, we also observed that two-electron reduction of FAD results in a sevenfold increase in the substrate hydration rate.

To investigate the rate constant of reduction of the FAD in RebC by NADH, we used a stopped-flow spectrophotometer and analyzed the reduction of FAD (by monitoring A450).

In contrast, the dispersal probability of FAD individuals depends on two factors: the fitness of the individual, and the mean FAD dispersal rate α F. Both α U and α F are constant throughout a single simulation.