Sentence examples for turnover potential from inspiring English sources
Consequently, we may calculate the relative turnover potential for the different enzymes.
If we assume that only one percent of the FDS1 activity is found in trichome cells, the relative turnover potential is in the same range as ADS.
Using published kcat-values for the different enzymes, we may calculate their relative turnover potential in planta as summarized in Table 4.
Assuming a kcat-value for the A. annua SQS in the order of 1 sec-1 (= 2 FDPs used per second), results in about 45- and 25-fold higher turnover potential, of FDP to products, for SQS, as compared to the turnover potential of ADS in flower buds and young leaves, respectively.
Next it may be concluded that RED1 does not appear to have any significant influence on the biosynthesis of artemisinin, which was suggested by Rydén et al. [ 18] due to a high Km for dihydroartemisinic aldehyde, low relative turnover potential and only partial localization to trichomes.
Unaddressed, the organisations said poor workplace mental health led to low morale and staff engagement, high staff turnover and potential penalties for breaches of work health and safety legislation.
We use a zeta-diversity framework to explore the turnover and potential community assembly processes of an African Montane Forest.
Serum levels of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), markers of extracellular matrix (ECM) turnover and potential markers of active inflammation, have been recently demonstrated in several inflammatory processes.
Post-translational modifications (PTMs) affect the stability, turnover, interaction potential, and localization of proteins within the cell.
Furthermore, repeated lung injury and repair triggered by chronic inflammation enhance cell turnover and potential genetic error, as well as epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and ultimately lead to lung tumorigenesis [ 39].
BAE, with 42% of its potential turnover from the lucrative US arms market, is currently bidding to buy Armor Holdings, a US arms contractor.
