Significados de ternary complex en inglés

The data were consistent with a ternary complex model.

Conserved aspartic acid and cysteine residues play important catalytic roles through a ternary complex mechanism.

The sequences provide important information on the TCR necessary for the final structural analysis of this ternary complex.

Sur-8 interacts with Ras and Raf and is able to form a ternary complex with the two proteins.

In the other species, a guanine and a cytosine form a ternary complex together with the copper ion.

Steady state kinetic analysis of the reverse (pyrophosphorylase) reaction was also consistent with a ternary complex model.

Fluorescence anisotropy measurements indicated that kinase and vinblastine compete for tubulin binding with no evidence for ternary complex formation.

These results demonstrate that cooperative interactions result in the formation of at least two biochemically distinct classes of ternary complex.

In the last case, a slow motion component in the EPR signal appeared, indicating the formation of the ternary complex.

The effect of GHD on the theoretical distribution of IGFs between the IGFBPs and the ternary complex was also examined.

The method was applied to the bi-lobal protein PGK and a closed-form activated ternary complex generated for Bacillus stearothermophilus PGK.

In the ternary complex, this group is situated in close proximity to FRAP, at the interface between FRAP and FKBP12.

As diagnostic tests, IGF-I in the ternary complex and total IGF-I provided the greatest separation between GHD and controls in childhood.

Previously formalized theories of ternary complex formation have mainly assumed that observable states of receptors can only take the form of monomers.

Two crystal forms representing the free enzyme and the nonproductive ternary complex with alpha-ketohexanoic acid and NAD(+) grew under these conditions.

Similarly, in older adults the best separation was achieved with IGF-I in the ternary complex, with free ALS being optimal in younger adults.