Sentence examples for secondary substrates from inspiring English sources

Oligodeoxynucleotides containing mispaired and unproductive targets such as dG, dA, dT, and dU are also inhibitory as secondary substrates for the human enzyme.

To provide a benchmark for protein-engineering experiments involving GghA, a three-enzyme continuous assay (performed at 85 °C), linking wild-type GghA, Glk, and Gpd, measured glucose produced from GghA's hydrolysis of cellobiose, one of GghA's secondary substrates.

The summit of Cobb Seamount (about 24 m depth), for example, is covered by encrusting algae and a dense population of rock scallops, which, in the mesophotic zone, are used as secondary substrates for a dense assemblage of suspension feeders [47], [48].

This behavior is typical for a limitation of secondary substrates such as phosphate [ 19, 28].

Additionally, this mechanism of sequestration-mediated inhibition of secondary substrates would extend to other substrates than ATF2 as well.

A further possibility to limit growth and hereby enhance product formation is to limit secondary substrates such as magnesium, potassium or especially phosphate in the cultivation medium [ 19].

The more distant P−8 to P−11 region serves as a secondary substrate anchoring point.

We hypothesized that DMs created in monolayer culture could be collected and then transferred to a secondary substrate while retaining their instructive potential.

The methyl group donor is S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAM, also called cofactor or secondary substrate) which is oxidized to S-adenosyl-L-homocysteine (SAH) after donating the methyl group.

Potential primary and secondary substrate binding sites were identified and docking simulations indicated likely substrates including prenyl and phenolic molecules.

In addition to canonical caspase substrate specificity Yca1p has secondary substrate specificity directed at arginine-lysine motifs [5].