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In this research, researchers chosed the same substrates as in the Povarov Imino-Diels-Alder reaction, and adopted various kinds of Lewis acid as catalysts, then the reagents were refluxed in toluene for one day, and finally produced quinazoline derivatives 3. CuBr2 was determined as the optimized catalyst with highest yields (Scheme 1).
WRN acts on many of the same substrates as other human RecQ helicases, but has the potential to process these substrates differently due to the exonuclease activity.
Endo VIII is structurally related to Fpg but acts on the same substrates as Endo III.
MMP-2, also known as gelatinase A, is able to degrade the same substrates as MMP-9, but also collagens I, VII, X, fibronectin and procollagenase-3 [ 9].
Studies done using inside-out membrane vesicles showed that MRP8 does not share the same substrates as MRP5, despite their structural similarities.
(C ) The reaction velocity [nM/min] of the same substrates as in (B ) by 5 μg cell protein homogenate was measured over time.
Birds, Jarvis explains, "have a cortical region that developed, in fact, from the same substrate as in humans".
Thanks to this asymmetrical structure, micro-manipulation tools such as micro-grippers or probes can be easily implemented in the same substrate as the sensor, replacing the probing area.
Predators or parasitoids equipped with vibration sensitive receptors, and attached to the same substrate as the signaller may detect and home in on the tremulation signal, as does an egg parasitoid eavesdropping on sexual vibratory signals of stink bugs [45].
Alternatively, these data may suggest that negatively correlated ST3GAL6, which utilizes the same substrate as fucosyltransferases, may compete with the biosynthesis of this epitope by prior sialylation of the fucosyltransferase substrate(s).
Thus, the overexpression of FUT1, which competes for the same substrate as ST3Gal III and IV, showed a decrease in the metastatic potential of pancreatic adenocarcinoma [40] and colon cancer [41] cells after injection into nude mice.
