Sentence examples for which substrates are from inspiring English sources
Basically, the new reactor is a porous membrane contactor along and through which substrates are flowing.
Omitting this information would allow the model to use reactions for which substrates are not available, because they are not transported between compartments.
However, drug design is impeded by the lack of structural information on the protein and the way in which substrates are bound.
Therefore, a comprehensive characterization of CK2 cellular function should firstly address which substrates are phosphorylated exclusively when CK2β is present (class-III or beta-dependent substrates).
Each catalytic step of every reaction sequence in MACiE is fully annotated so that it includes the function of the catalytic residues involved in the reaction and the mechanism by which substrates are transformed into products.
By assessing potential fermentability of a large number of ingredients, it is possible to make an informed choice as to which substrates are most suited for inclusion in a diet.
This background activity gave hints on which substrates were preferred by the two enzymes, but the molecular species of these acyl acceptors might not represent acyl acceptors in Arabidopsis tissues.
A novel membrane-aerated biofilm reactor configuration was tested in which substrate was delivered to the biofilm via advective as well as diffusive transport.
These two motifs cause a substrate to act as a coupled system in which a unidirectional cycle generates single-molecule oscillators, whereas sequestration synchronizes the population by limiting the available enzyme under conditions in which substrate is in excess.
It is not clear during epithelial or endothelial barrier disruption how these Ub E3 ligases are recruited to substrates and which substrate is degraded first.
Depending on which substrate is used various kinds of structures can be observed: flat islands, multistackings, big clusters, and even the homogeneous coverage of large areas.
