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Competitive inhibitors ... the active sitepreventssubstrate from entering the enzyme
Competitive Inhibitory molecule binds directly to the active sitepreventingsubstrate - enzyme complex
the question : What would be unlikelyto contributeto the substrate specificity of an enzyme
Distinguish between competitive , noncompetitive and uncompetitive reversible inhibition Competitive inhibitor binds to the same active site as the substratepreventingsubstrate from binding to enzyme
using known and commercially available enzymes and substrate solution and applying them on fibre based , commercially available base paper(passive) was createdEnzyme - substrate combination
Example 2 Ligation of Peptide Fragmentsto Createan Enzyme Substrate
assmelyof ac omplexcomposedof enzyme , a substrate
The 3'-base of the invasive oligo overlaps with the TSR of the primary probe at a base referred to as " position 1creatinga substrate for the Cleavase enzyme
to selectively self - immolate in the presence of the enzyme to release a ligand that can bind to a metal pre - catalyst and accelerate the rate of a transfer hydrogenation reaction(passive) was designedA proligand enzyme substrate
The 3 ' base of the Invader oligo overlaps with the TSR of the primary probe at a base referred to as ' ' position 1creatinga substrate for the Cleavase enzyme
Random movementcausesenzyme & substrate
Reaction(s ) between enzyme bound to the solid phase or in the associated liquid phase , or both , andcausesthe substrate for the enzyme
Competitive inhibitors ... the active center of the enzymepreventsbinding of the substrate to the enzyme
that combine with an enzyme in such a mannerto preventthe normal substrate - enzyme
that this modification can hinder association of the cytoplasmic tail with the kinase domainto preventan enzyme - substrate interaction
diffusion(passive) heavily influenced byenzyme - substrate reactions
an antigen - antibody reaction(passive) is caused byan enzyme substrate
ARSA deficiencycausesaccumulation of the enzyme substrate
action of allosteric activatorpreventbinding of substrate to enzyme
to the formation of nitric oxide in vivoleadsto the formation of nitric oxide in vivo
to the formation of enzyme - substrate complexleadingto the formation of enzyme - substrate complex
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a color change in the samples in the microplatecausesa color change in the samples in the microplate
a slight change in the shape of the enzyme which is called an induced fitcauseda slight change in the shape of the enzyme which is called an induced fit
a reaction that for example , can result in a color changecreatesa reaction that for example , can result in a color change
a conformational change , or shape change ... when the substrate enters the active sitecausesa conformational change , or shape change ... when the substrate enters the active site
to react with specific analyte enzymes in the sampleare designedto react with specific analyte enzymes in the sample
bond strain and increases the probability that the bond will break What is acid - base catalysiscausesbond strain and increases the probability that the bond will break What is acid - base catalysis
in the production of hydrogen peroxide as an enzyme productresultsin the production of hydrogen peroxide as an enzyme product
in the first amplification step and the collection of the released substrate onto a second colored conjugate resulting in a second amplification of the colored conjugate onto a membrane surfaceresultingin the first amplification step and the collection of the released substrate onto a second colored conjugate resulting in a second amplification of the colored conjugate onto a membrane surface
Para - aminobenzoic acid ( PABA(passive) is preventedPara - aminobenzoic acid ( PABA
a change in an enzyme ’s shapecausesa change in an enzyme ’s shape
in said enzyme cofactorresultingin said enzyme cofactor
the release of an invisible PRPcausesthe release of an invisible PRP
to the catalysis of a chemical reaction and formation of productsleadsto the catalysis of a chemical reaction and formation of products
pH of a film - forming solutionis ... influencingpH of a film - forming solution
from the drug or a drugcan be createdfrom the drug or a drug
from metabolic activity of a test microorganism that survived the disinfection processresultingfrom metabolic activity of a test microorganism that survived the disinfection process
further hydrolysis to free erucic acidpreventingfurther hydrolysis to free erucic acid
to product [ P ] and enzyme [ Eleads reversiblyto product [ P ] and enzyme [ E
the substrate to be transformed into a productcausesthe substrate to be transformed into a product
a precipitate to form and become part of the thin film on the surface of said device resulting in a mass change of the thin film of said devicecausinga precipitate to form and become part of the thin film on the surface of said device resulting in a mass change of the thin film of said device
the enzyme from catalyzing the substrate which would then decrease the amount of free enzymepreventingthe enzyme from catalyzing the substrate which would then decrease the amount of free enzyme
Optical absorption(passive) caused byOptical absorption
it to ignitecausesit to ignite
in blue color formationresultedin blue color formation
to hydrolyze or digestis designedto hydrolyze or digest
the density of colour(passive) is caused bythe density of colour
the substrate to transiently produce lightcausesthe substrate to transiently produce light
to development of a colorleadsto development of a color
to the change in colorledto the change in color
in a mechanical stress which deforms the enzymeresultsin a mechanical stress which deforms the enzyme
a chemical reaction leading to a colour changetriggersa chemical reaction leading to a colour change
the denseness of coloring material(passive) is caused bythe denseness of coloring material
a measurable reaction the enzyme attached to the antibody is often hrpcausesa measurable reaction the enzyme attached to the antibody is often hrp
The first decrease in frequency observed(passive) was caused byThe first decrease in frequency observed
the substrate to become distorted toward the transition statecausedthe substrate to become distorted toward the transition state
to a changed emission of the substrateconsequently leadingto a changed emission of the substrate
to defined productsleadingto defined products