Sentence examples for similarly function as a from inspiring English sources

We explored the possibility that iPGM, the less active PGM in E.coli, might similarly function as a phosphatase as suggested previously [6].

S-Nitrosylation can also regulate entry of extracellular calcium as S-nitrosylation of transient receptor potential (TRP) cation channels mediates a conformational change in endothelial cells that opens the pore to permit calcium entry, which may similarly function as a positive feedback loop to potentiate NOS activity.

The RFHVMn LANA sequence "24TKRCLPP30" that is positionally aligned with the "24RKRNRSP30" of KSHV LANA contains only two of the four basic residues predicted to be functional components of the NLS (Region I, Fig. 1), suggesting that the RFHVMn sequence would not similarly function as an NLS.

In 2006, Mir created "Gravity," a 20-meter-high junk rocket that similarly functioned as a dryly-critical commentary on the futility of our ambition to conquer space.

To test if Endo180 similarly functions as a collagen internalization receptor in glioma cells, U87MG and SF188 cells were treated with Endo180 or control siRNA oligonucleotides and then incubated with OregonGreen (OG -collagen fOG -collagen°C.

The observation that the GADR-1 and paralogs have some sequence similarity to ZYG-11 suggested that these proteins may similarly function as SRSs in CUL-2 complexes.

Their names represent the benefits accrued by the worshipper of, and thus is said to be the owner of and Siddhi; he similarly functions as the father of Śubha (auspiciousness) and Lābha (profit), a pair similar to the (prosperity) and Lābha.

Similarly, Cys can function as a powerful nucleophile in the active sites of enzymes operating under nucleophilic catalysis.

Similarly, a sandwich must function as a meal.

Similarly, in its normal function as a balance, the mass of the sample is subjected to the acceleration of gravity to deflect the pan downward.

Similarly, methyl jasmonate can function as a mobile signal in N. tabacum where it is transported via the phloem and the xylem to undamaged systemic leaves [ 37].