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An additional objective of this study was to find environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional substrates that would allow for the production of high-quality tomato plants with comparable vegetative and reproductive parameters.

Work in yeast seemed to indicate that each enzyme was responsible for the modification of subsets of substrates that would share certain topological features.

Even at low concentrations, these inhibitors completely block dye reduction by substrates that would presumably be oxidized mitochondrially, such as lactic acid, α-keto-glutaric acid, succinamic acid, and acetic acid (Figure 2; red boxes).

We combined this information with the current data to determine the change in degree of sulfation for the NS domains of each of the bovine HS substrates that would occur upon treatment with HSulf2, as shown in Fig. 4. The black bars show the change in NS domain degree of sulfation that would occur if all NS domain 6O-sulfates were liberated by HSulf2.

They also explored substrates that would generate a chiral quaternary fluorine stereocenter (Scheme 56).

A pair of complementary ssDNA substrates that would generate a partial duplex product were used to test Pif1's ability to anneal.

Selective chemical etching of a chromium buffer layer facilitates the release of the rigid MgO substrate that would inhibit magnetically induced reorientation (MIR) of variants.

In the conditions of the point "a" the logical approach would be to choose the substrate that would be less toxic, less expensive and readily adapted to analytical instruments and conditions of the lab.

These results exemplify that meprinβ may distribute all over the cell surface upon loss of cell polarization, which may expose additional substrates that normally would be inaccessible to the protease.

The large DegP12 and DegP24 cage structures of the enzyme in the presence of substrates [10], [11] confirmed early models of DegP as a self-compartmentalized protease [7], [18], and suggested that the role of the bigger cages is to accommodate larger substrates that otherwise would not fit inside the DegP hexamer.

It was important to include a substrate concentration at a higher level (10%) to evaluate the suitability of the methodology against substrate concentrations that would more likely be used in a real commercial setting.