Sentence examples for substrate of class from inspiring English sources

In medicinal ent-LRDs biosynthetic pathway of kalmegh, ent-diterpenyl diphosphate/ ent-CPP produced from class II diTPS activity might acts as substrate of class I diTPS for further hydrolysis of the phosphate group without additional cyclization and rearrangement steps.

To assess the activity of lead compounds emerging from this research, we cultured K562 erythroleukemia cells with compounds 9 and 10 and performed flow cytometry to quantify changes in bulk chromatin acetylation (the endogenous substrate of class I deacetylases) and acetylation of α-tubulin (a substrate of HDAC6).

Usually, the class II diTPS yield terpene diphosphates that can serve as substrates of class I diTPS.

By combining different module-specific parts, we exploited the substrate promiscuity of class I diterpene synthases to produce an array of labdane-type scaffolds.

Propagation of electro-elastic surface Love waves in a structure consisting of a piezoelectric half-space substrate of crystal class 6, 4, 6 mm or 4 mm and two layers, one of which (adjacent to the substrate) is a conducting material and the second is either a conducting or a dielectric material, is considered.

With 2,6-DMP belonging to group 2 compounds (dimethoxylated monophenols) bacterial crude PO revealed the highest activity towards all tested substrates of this class followed by oxidation of 2,3-dimethoxyphenol.

The function(s) and in vivo substrates of the Class II PI3Ks remain to be determined.

Class III - substrates are a subset of Class III substrates, and they are soluble in chaperonin-GroE-depleted cells although they interact with chaperonin.

Furthermore, the fact that the substrate-binding domain of class I aaRS belongs to one of the most common, simple protein folds (the Rossmann fold) whereas Class II enzymes adopt a more rare and complex fold, might be used as argument for the primacy of Class I.

Tubulin is a major substrate of the cytoplasmic class II histone deacetylase HDAC6.

Methyl penicilloate, 28, is known to be a substrate of a Pseudomonas class C β-lactamase, and we have extended this result to the P99 β-lactamase (see Supporting Information).