Sentence examples for the intermediate does from inspiring English sources
The same sequence may account for the activity of all of these cultures, provided the ratio of the rates of oxidation and reduction is high for the bacterium Nocardioides sp. WSN05-2 so that the intermediate does not accumulate.
The presence of the intermediate does not change the velocity for product formation, because product is formed from either substrate or intermediate, but the velocity for intermediate formation must be adjusted to reflect the fraction of binding events in which the enzyme rebinds to an intermediate and converts it into a product (Vi,corrected = 0.95 Vp – 0.05 Vp = 0.9 Vp).
Interestingly, however, the highest simulated TCE concentrations occur at the intermediate DO concentration (2.0 mg/L).
It is simpler to suppose that the pathways to synthesize these late amino acids were never associated with tRNAs, and that the intermediates do not appear in the modern code because they were never added to the code in the first place.
Studies of the in vivo splicing reaction of the Mja KlbA N168A intein variant suggest that the branched intermediate does accumulate.
ATP-dependent ADP release from the single-head attached intermediate does not occur in the wildtype NcKin3 reference construct whose second passive head does not show ATP-dependent interaction with microtubules [16].
When l-Orn is present, the C4a-OO(H) intermediate does not eliminate H2O2 but instead appears to hydroxylate an equivalent of l-Orn over the full accessible range of pH.
Copper leaches from the catalyst are higher when the mineralization of the acid intermediates does not occur (lower values of pH are obtained).
The enzyme was able to phosphorylate 3-HB (Fig. 6B and Table 2), but under the tested conditions, the 3-P intermediate did not spontaneously decarboxylate to propene.
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Explosions occur because the concentration of intermediates does not remain steady during the course of reaction but rises to a high value so that the reaction goes out of control.
