Sentence examples for the enzyme integrated from inspiring English sources

We demonstrated that the combinations of a promoter and an anchoring domain in the display cassette had significant effects on the efficiency with which the enzyme integrated into the cell wall.

The enzyme integrated and RGO supported biosensing hybrid systems show high stability, excellent selectivity, good reproducibility and fast sensing response.

However, the secreted enzymes appeared to be less stable than the enzymes integrated into designer cellulosomes, suggesting an advantage of the latter over longer time periods.

The viral DNA then moves to the nucleus, where another viral enzyme integrates it into the host cell's own DNA.

Levels of up to 0.72 g/l (corresponding to 8 mmol/L) of C(4) products, including a level of 0.43 g/l (corresponding to 4.7 mmol/L) 2,3-butanediol production are observed with the genes encoding these three enzymes integrated into the cyanobacterial genome, as well as when they are plasmid encoded.

Therefore, the hydrolysis of highly polymerized substrates by enzymes integrated into the yeast cell wall is more difficult than hydrolysis of small substrates [ 25, 38].

Intestinal α-glucosidases (maltase, isomaltase and sucrase) are membrane bound enzymes integrated in the epithelium of the small intestine and are implicated for the final step of carbohydrate hydrolysis to produce absorbable monosaccharide.

To date there are 1187 orphan enzymes listed in ORENZA (version 2_34 of 03-May-2011), 384 of these are associated to enzymes integrated in the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database.

The cell-consortium approach was thus employed to assess the significance of enzyme localization in biomass deconstruction by comparing the three different enzymatic paradigms: (i) a secreted enzyme system, (ii) enzymes anchored to the bacterial cell surface and (iii) enzymes integrated into cellulosome complexes.

To optimize enzymatic degradation, we applied the cell-consortium approach to assess the significance of enzyme localization by comparing three enzymatic paradigms prevalent in nature: (i) a secreted enzymes system, (ii) enzymes anchored to the bacterial cell surface and (iii) enzymes integrated into cellulosome complexes.

Another relevant approach involving redox enzymes integrated on modified electrodes is presented for RNA and DNA detection.