It appeared that phosphorylation of a set of 128 substrates was common to all organisms tested (If phosphorylation is random, one would expect only 0.6 substrates common in different tissues (binomial distribution 13 positive, 1152 total, cumulative chance 0,02; p<0.01) (supplementary information in Table S6).
The regulation of protein modification by colocalizing a modifying enzyme with its protein substrates is common.
Even though the whole cell-catalyzed reduction of o-chloroacetophenone presents an extreme case of catalyst instability, the problem of catalyst inactivation by hydrophobic substrates is common to a large number of biotransformations in organic synthesis (Burton et al., 2002; Doig et al., 2002; Kizaki et al., 2001; Kratzer et al., 2011; Pfruender et al., 2006; Schmid et al., 2001).
Baking of semiconductor substrate is common and critical to photoresist processing in the lithography sequence.
As the substrate was common to all the isozymes, such phage would be more likely to bind to conformations common to all isozymes.
Since the synthetic substrate is common to all the three isozymes, the conformation of the binding site for such clones is likely to be a shared one.
The latter technique was used to test the influence of sample drying treatment on the molecular characteristics of six contrasting substrates which are common in soil science (two mineral soils, two organic soils and two foliar litter samples).
We found this conclusion reasonable, as both product inhibition and substrate competition are common in metabolic pathway systems.
Furthermore, several of their respective substrates are in common, with the individual Plks likely placing their substrate under tighter or opposing control.
Triglycerides or synthetic carboxylic esters are common substrates used in lipase assay mixture or enzyme activity indicator agar plates.
