Significados de divalent cation em inglês

Upon Zn binding the two lobes close tightly around the divalent cation.

Interestingly, the majority of hop-regulated enzymes are described as manganese or divalent cation dependent.

Brush border membranes were isolated from rat jejunum by a divalent cation precipitation method.

The cytoplasmic domain contains several histidines and cysteines, perhaps indicative of divalent cation binding sites.

Brush border membranes were isolated from rat renal cortex by a divalent cation precipitation method.

This suggests that the extracellular divalent cation requirement varies for different lighting paradigms that promote shedding.

The guanine nucleotide selectivity sequence and the divalent cation requirements were also similar for both responses.

The C2A domain binds to phospholipid membranes and other accessory proteins in a divalent cation-dependent fashion.

The activity-dependent inactivation depends on divalent cation influx.

This reduction in driving force for calcium currents eliminated divalent cation influx and abolished the activity-dependent inactivation.

The divalent cation is essential for both reactions and may be directly involved in stabilizing the transition state.

Magnesium is an abundant divalent cation in plant cells and plays a critical role in many physiological processes.

Aggregation occurred at millimolar concentrations of divalent cation and was inhibited and reversed by the addition of EDTA.

Aggregation depends on the addition of a divalent cation and varies inversely with the ionic radius of the cation.

The enzyme exhibits a strict preference for Mg(+2) as a divalent cation and CTP as the nucleotide.

The Ki value for ADP inhibition of F1-catalyzed ATP hydrolysis with magnesium as divalent cation present was found to be temperature-independent.