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1 s a V(max) decrease of 100/300-fold (forward/reverse reaction).
2  for methylating estrogen into androgen (the reverse reaction).
3 h H(2)O(2) ( K(eq) = 0.022 +/- 0.007 for the reverse reaction).
4 r GTP in the forward reaction and GDP in the reverse reaction.
5 ciency in the forward (APS-synthesis) versus reverse reaction.
6 king M1dG enhanced the rate constant for the reverse reaction.
7 tely 2.2 kcal/mol of destabilization for the reverse reaction.
8 ting acyl-enzyme hydrolysis and favoring the reverse reaction.
9 dissociation of CAND1 from CUL1 promotes the reverse reaction.
10 m with a k(cat) of 9.5 x 10(-3) s(-1) in the reverse reaction.
11 in Tritrichomonas foetus HGXPRTase-catalyzed reverse reaction.
12 l loop structure for poor PPi binding in the reverse reaction.
13 d reaction and was slightly increased in the reverse reaction.
14 tonizing activity being predominant over the reverse reaction.
15 -disulfide with CoMSSCoB is proposed for the reverse reaction.
16  methanol to formaldehyde, highly favors the reverse reaction.
17 uggestion of its possible involvement in the reverse reaction.
18 his enzyme does not efficiently catalyze the reverse reaction.
19 reaction, whereas it is base-specific in the reverse reaction.
20 atom of phosphoenolpyruvate, or EPSP, in the reverse reaction.
21 bon (C3) protonation, as an analog of AroA's reverse reaction.
22 ination of glyoxylate to glycine but not the reverse reaction.
23                   We found no evidence for a reverse reaction.
24 irection, it may be necessary to prevent the reverse reaction.
25 ible, with a half-life of many hours for the reverse reaction.
26 -0.05 +/- 0.02 cm(3) mol(-1) MPa(-1) for the reverse reaction.
27 ial carboxylating reagent in the microscopic reverse reaction.
28 (N)2-type mechanism would be involved in the reverse reaction.
29 while SlBCAT1 and -2 were more active in the reverse reaction.
30 fy glutamate 192 as a key amino acid for the reverse reaction.
31 ntial mechanism for both the forward and the reverse reactions.
32 sions were obtained for both the forward and reverse reactions.
33 ntermediacy of isobutene in both forward and reverse reactions.
34 nding (230 microM) and chemistry forward and reverse reactions, 0.38 and 0.22 s(-1), respectively.
35 ed in purified preparations of NS4B with the reverse reaction 2ADP --> ATP + ADP, yielding a larger k
36                                       In the reverse reaction a more limited dependence of kcat (slop
37                                          The reverse reaction, a poly P-driven nucleoside diphosphate
38                         Kinetic data for the reverse reaction (acetylation of CoA by O-acetylserine)
39 nADP (Equation 1); ATP synthesis from polyP (reverse reaction), ADP + polyP(n) --> ATP + polyP(n - 1)
40 cts of 0.75 on V and 0.74 on V/K(CoA) on the reverse reaction and effects of 1.2 on V and 1.7 on V/K(
41  been studied extensively, the rates for the reverse reactions and thus the energy changes at each st
42 marate and N-acetylcysteine, can perform the reverse reaction, and have minor activity against 2SC an
43 a mere 1.2-fold faster rate than that of the reverse reaction, and the N150H variant reverses the rat
44 (M)-independent rate constant describing the reverse reactions; and a Hill coefficient of approximate
45 flow of incorrect dNTP incorporation and the reverse reaction are also reported, which provide useful
46 le reduction of S4O6(2-) to S2O3(2-) and the reverse reaction are catalyzed by enzymes of the thiosul
47 alues of the nucleophiles in the forward and reverse reactions are >/=10.
48 0.5 and the k(cat) values of the forward and reverse reactions are 7 and 9 s(-1), respectively.
49 ity-sensitive reactions in series, while the reverse reactions are little affected by viscosity.
50 hways but knowledge of the roles of putative reverse reactions are poorly understood.
51  parameters for catalysis in the forward and reverse reactions are thermodynamically consistent, comp
52 ansient intermediate was observed during the reverse reaction as well, confirming that it is indeed a
53 d the product inosine (the substrate for the reverse reaction) as inosine 1,6-hydrate considered simi
54 ed in preventing accidental catalysis of the reverse reaction, as conditions that destabilize this co
55 rease in the rate constant (k(-)(2)) for the reverse reaction (ATP-DnaK+P --> ATP-DnaK-P).
56                     We show that forward and reverse reactions attain steady states far from equilibr
57               We also found evidence for the reverse reaction, because tafazzin expression caused tra
58 ecombinant attL and attR sites, whereas the 'reverse' reaction (between attL and attR) requires an ad
59                The enzyme also catalyzed the reverse reaction, but the catalytic efficiency with PEP
60 e rate constant for the chemical step of the reverse reaction by a factor of 25.
61 ore than half, and increased the rate of the reverse reaction by about an order of magnitude.
62 arboxyl group, which is only required in the reverse reaction by the transferases.
63 site with 5-fluorescein ([5F]FFR-Pm) and the reverse reactions by competitive displacement of [5F]FFR
64                           In contrast to the reverse reaction (C-H insertion), the data support an el
65 ers are calculated to be equally low for the reverse reactions [C-C oxidative addition to ( (H)PCP)Ir
66                                 However, the reverse reaction, C-C reductive coupling (PtII --> Pt0),
67                                    Since the reverse reaction cannot increase further, neither can th
68 beta-anomers of F6P can be substrates in the reverse reaction catalyzed by FBPase.
69                                          The reverse reaction, CH(3)OO(-) + HF is also efficient (k =
70 zing both formate oxidation to CO(2) and the reverse reaction (CO(2) reduction to formate) at neutral
71 or pyrophosphate (PPi) (323.9 microM) in the reverse reaction, comparable only with the high K(m) for
72                       Kinetic studies of the reverse reaction confirmed that 10 was more stable towar
73 h and height, ITP zone velocity, forward and reverse reaction constants, and probe concentration on n
74 ngly, we also showed that PylB catalyzes the reverse reaction, converting (3R)-3-methyl-d-ornithine i
75 es with novel electronic properties, but the reverse reaction (deintercalation) typically restores th
76  conditions, complex I can also catalyze the reverse reaction, Deltap-linked oxidation of ubiquinol t
77 aturing conditions and that the rate of this reverse reaction depends critically upon the DNA-modifie
78  4-6-fold faster than an oleoyl group in the reverse reaction, despite poor utilization in the forwar
79                    Rates for the forward and reverse reactions, determined by magnetization transfer
80                                       In the reverse reaction direction, finite primary deuterium kin
81                                       In the reverse reaction direction, nicotinamide adenine dinucle
82 n of oxidative decarboxylation, while in the reverse reaction direction, the enzyme likely binds unco
83           Progress curves in the forward and reverse reaction directions were obtained under a variet
84 )(indoline), is formed quickly, while in the reverse reaction (DIT cleavage), the accumulation of E(Q
85                           EPR spectra of the reverse reaction, e(-)(CB):ZnO-L + ZnO-S, showed that el
86 namics induced by the coexisting forward and reverse reaction elements and have practical applicabili
87                               This makes the reverse reaction (elimination) both faster and more ther
88 e thermodynamics inhibiting the trans-to-cis reverse reaction, endowing the selectivity toward trans
89  not been possible to use Int to promote the reverse reaction, excision.
90                                          The reverse reaction, excisive recombination, does not occur
91 interchange pathway (concerted), whereas the reverse reaction follows a different dissociation-based
92 timate the rate constants of the forward and reverse reactions for each of the three steps in the rea
93 formation of ADP and GDP) and 90 s-1 for the reverse reaction (formation of ATP and GMP).
94 specific 2-oxoacid substrates and not in the reverse reaction from NADH.
95 ophosphorylation reaction and not affect the reverse reaction from phosphorylated Spo0F.
96  were the same as the minimum values for the reverse reaction (G6P --> F6P) at 293.4 K and 298.4 K.
97 4K to 11.4+/-1.0s(-1) at 311.5K, and for the reverse reaction, G6P --> F6P, from 0.852+/-0.086 s(-1)
98                     rF3GalTase catalyzes the reverse reaction, generation of flavonols from UDP and f
99 yl ester hydrolase (nCEH) that catalyzes the reverse reaction has remained elusive.
100                               Harnessing the reverse reaction has the potential to allow the versatil
101  [((t)Bu)(2)Ga(mu-OPh)](2) into 5, and their reverse reactions, have been followed by (13)C CPMAS NMR
102                    The rate constant for the reverse reaction, heme a to Cu(A), was calculated to be
103                       We discovered that the reverse reaction, hydrolysis of peracetic acid to acetic
104 ent catalysts and the in situ plasma-induced reverse reaction (i.e., NH(3) decomposition).
105  by kinetic analysis of both the forward and reverse reactions (i.e. cyclic AMP and ATP synthesis, re
106 t for this value was found by performing the reverse reactions (i.e. the 2-oxepinoxy anion (15a) was
107 by (i) the microscopic occurrence of forward/reverse reactions (i.e., unidirectional kinetics) and (i
108                                          The reverse reaction, i.e. the reduction of NO to NO(-) by C
109 sponding alcohols (as well as catalyzing the reverse reaction, i.e., alcohol oxidation; ADH1) and the
110 Bronsted acid that would usually promote the reverse reaction, i.e., protodesilylation, was found to
111                          This uncatalyzed SP reverse reaction in aqueous solution is even more surpri
112 e in glycolysis but also participates in the reverse reaction in gluconeogenesis and the Calvin-Benso
113 t both succinyl-CoA synthetases catalyze the reverse reaction in the citric acid cycle in which the A
114 cal/molecular mechanical calculations of the reverse reaction in the confines of the DNA polymerase b
115 cosamine deacetylase AMDHD2 that catalyzes a reverse reaction in the HBP and its loss strongly elevat
116 Mechanisms of catalysis are proposed for the reverse reaction in which Asp121 serves as a catalytic b
117 ree energy barriers for both the forward and reverse reactions, in good agreement with the experiment
118  and D23N have been measured for forward and reverse reactions; in comparison with wild-type PMK valu
119         This templating was specific, as the reversed reaction inhibited sRPT fibril formation.
120  initial velocity studies of the forward and reverse reactions, inhibition studies, and the use of al
121 tion as a result of primer shortening with a reverse reaction involving inorganic pyrophosphate, and
122 s 56.8 +/- 0.5 min(-)(1), while that for the reverse reaction is 39.1 +/- 0.6 min(-)(1).
123 (6) M(-1) s(-1)), while the constant for the reverse reaction is 4.2 x 10(6) M(-1) s(-1).
124                                  Because the reverse reaction is also feasible, formic acid is a form
125                                          The reverse reaction is mediated by these three histidines w
126 id equilibrium random mechanism in which the reverse reaction is nonexistent and the forward commitme
127 exes upon treatment with benzene; however, a reverse reaction is not possible at room temperature.
128                        ROS production in the reverse reaction is prevented by inhibition of complex I
129                                          The reverse reaction is triggered by an external pulling for
130 cys provides a tool for investigation of the reverse reaction (k(catR) = 0.56 s(-)(1), = 0.083 mM).
131 rd reaction; Ki = 13 microM) and GMP (in the reverse reaction; Ki = 10 microM), but showed no effect
132 at modeled both the insertion reaction and a reverse reaction known as disintegration.
133                                          The reverse reaction leading from the neutral species to the
134 terated 2, the conversion of 2 to 4, and its reverse reaction led us to propose a mechanism that expl
135 culty in establishing the ribozyme-catalyzed reverse reaction (ligation).
136 eo control in the carbon-carbon bond-forming reverse reaction, making it a useful biocatalyst for the
137                    These reactions represent reverse reaction models for RNA transesterification unde
138                                          The reverse reaction NAADP to NAADPH is catalyzed by glucose
139  oxidoreductases catalyzing both forward and reverse reactions, NAD(+)-dependent oxidation of thiols,
140  and Gly but showed formation of Ser via the reverse reaction, namely by hydroxymethylation of Gly.
141                                          The reverse reactions, namely adduct dissociation and benzox
142 strand transfer products undergo neither the reverse reaction nor any further cleavage reactions.
143                                    These two reverse reactions, nucleotide addition and cleavage, are
144  O(2) activation, as well as the microscopic reverse reaction, O-O bond formation from coupling of tw
145 d stabilization by reduction; otherwise, the reverse reaction occurred during tryptic digestion and a
146 l change and increased the rate at which the reverse reaction occurred upon termination of illuminati
147 r) occurring at any moisture content and the reverse reaction occurring only if the seed moisture con
148 by irradiation with visible light, while the reverse reaction occurs rapidly in the dark or by irradi
149 .2 microM; kcatapp = 27.8 s-1), which is the reverse reaction of 3PG oxidation, were the major in vit
150 ostulate that this discrepancy is due to the reverse reaction of adenylate kinase utilizing AMP.
151                       They also catalyze the reverse reaction of ceramide biosynthesis using sphingos
152 that the same enzyme is able to catalyze the reverse reaction of ceramide synthesis.
153 edicts that during turnover under D2/N2, the reverse reaction of D2 with the N2-bound product of redu
154 oaches, we investigate metal dissolution-the reverse reaction of deposition-in battery environments u
155  surface plasmon decay) induction drives the reverse reaction of DMAB to 4ATP, where H(2)O (or H(2))
156 merases can catalyze pyrophosphorolysis, the reverse reaction of DNA polymerization.
157 l conductivity, thus ultimately facilitating reverse reaction of Fe(3+) to Fe(2+) and alleviating ele
158                            In this work, the reverse reaction of FHL is unlocked.
159 that measure the nonphysiologically relevant reverse reaction of glycosidic bond synthesis and thereb
160 me l-2-HG dehydrogenase and to stimulate the reverse reaction of isocitrate dehydrogenase (carboxylat
161 ese Mg2+ ions should also be involved in the reverse reaction of pyrophosphorolysis as well as in the
162  dictated by the chemical equilibrium by the reverse reaction of pyrophosphorolysis.
163 sine-1-phosphate (S1P) into sphingosine, the reverse reaction of sphingosine kinase.
164  by a 3' U-specific exonuclease and not by a reverse reaction of terminal U transferase.
165  enzyme in gluconeogenesis, by promoting the reverse reaction of the enzyme (converting phosphoenolpy
166  thermodynamic framework for the forward and reverse reaction of the L-21 ScaI ribozyme under identic
167 al switch may also favor release rather than reverse reaction of the product.
168 cing ketene and imine functional groups--the reverse reaction of the Staudinger cycloaddition.
169  Deubiquitinases (DUBs) are required for the reverse reaction of ubiquitination and act as major regu
170                              The forward and reverse reactions of MeTr have a pH dependence that appe
171  analyses of the kinetics of the forward and reverse reactions of photooligomerization of Arabidopsis
172  the Michaelis complexes for the forward and reverse reactions of the enzyme, representing the first
173  activity (i.e. alcohol dehydrogenase in the reverse reaction) of CsCAD enzymes on p-coumaraldehyde.
174 e effects of 0.7 on V and 0.61 on V/K in the reverse reaction only.
175 ious sphingosine stereoisomers tested in the reverse reaction, only the natural, D-erythro form could
176 ently it has also been shown to catalyze the reverse reaction, oxidizing methionine residues to methi
177 ctional rates of traversal along forward and reverse reaction paths.
178 ng pairs of formally-but non-microscopically-reverse reaction pathways drive controlled motion at the
179                  In pea (Pisum sativum), the reverse reaction, phenylpyruvate to Phe, is also demonst
180 tion profile fitting of both the forward and reverse reactions, plus onwards reaction to the Breslow
181  At higher concentrations, ICP8 promotes the reverse reaction, presumably owing to its helix destabil
182 s to be involved in both the forward and the reverse reactions, presumably by participating in the pe
183                            The corresponding reverse reaction proceeds with DeltaH = 58.0 kJ/mol and
184 ic for the beta-anomer of maltose, while the reverse reaction (production of maltose) is not stereosp
185                    TbSLS4 also catalyzed the reverse reaction, production of ceramide from sphingomye
186 nization destabilizes nucleosomes, while the reverse reaction promotes nucleosome assembly.
187     The inhibitor halts the chemistry of the reverse reaction, providing a stable complex that establ
188 catalytic proficiency of this enzyme for the reverse reaction, pyruvate synthase, is poorly understoo
189                          In both forward and reverse reactions, R110M exhibits a large (>10,000-fold)
190 siological methods and is reversible, with a reverse reaction rate constant of 4.0 x 10(-3) s(-1).
191  corresponding yields as well as forward and reverse reaction rate constants through fluorescence que
192 d intercept of the plot yield the unstressed reverse reaction rate, k(r)(o), and a parameter that des
193 ) is determined by measuring the forward and reverse reaction rates for Pt(+) + CH(4) right harpoon o
194 elocity on shear rate, intrinsic forward and reverse reaction rates, bond stiffness, and reactive com
195 meter that describes the force dependence of reverse reaction rates, r(o).
196 tically stable, with very limited forward or reverse reaction rates.
197                                          The reverse reaction readily proceeds in the presence of exc
198 ore enzyme counterproductively catalyzes the reverse reaction, reducing the net rate at which the rea
199                                          The reverse reaction, reduction of [(3)H]NADP(+) by the redu
200                             In addition, the reverse reaction (reductive carboxylation of pyruvate) i
201                                          The reverse reaction, reductive cleavage of the dioxygen O-O
202 n in one-carbon compound metabolism, and its reverse reaction represents the first step in carbon ass
203                              The endothermic reverse reaction required as little as 18 min when K(2)(
204                                         The 'reverse' reaction requires another phage-encoded protein
205  values of 0.19 and 0.61 for the forward and reverse reactions, respectively.
206 -phosphate of dNTP or PPi in the forward and reverse reactions, respectively.
207       A steady state kinetic analysis of the reverse reaction revealed that the mechanism of PPAT inv
208 stopped-flow studies of both the forward and reverse reactions revealed that the distance between pro
209 f HCO 3- is the substrate; if it is not, the reverse reaction should occur.
210  the Arabidopsis LPCATs were measured in the reverse reaction, sn-2-bound oleoyl, linoleoyl, and lino
211 rises from a competition between forward and reverse reaction steps that exhibit unimolecular and bim
212 cts can be distinguished in both forward and reverse reaction steps.
213  is decreased by >10000-fold in both forward/reverse reactions, suggesting an active site location an
214 d V/K for substrates in both the forward and reverse reactions suggests the involvement of a single g
215 he presence of enrofloxacin, it executes the reverse reaction, supercoiling the DNA.
216 owth conditions, the enzyme can catalyze the reverse reaction, supporting anaplerosis of the tricarbo
217                  Analysis of the forward and reverse reactions supports a binding mechanism in which
218 ial KIE, k(H)/k(D) = 11 for both forward and reverse reactions, supports the assignment of H-atom tra
219 e values with a 1.7-fold faster rate for the reverse reaction than that for the forward reaction.
220 ly, it is the differences in the rate of the reverse reaction that dictate the sequence selectivity o
221 negative Eoverall is interpreted in terms of reverse reactions that decompose intermediate clusters i
222           The enzyme optimally catalyzed the reverse reaction, that is, the carboxylation of catechol
223              Both enzymes also catalyzed the reverse reaction, the ATP-dependent formation of the CoA
224                   Similarly, the microscopic reverse reaction, the decarboxylation of a metal formate
225                                       In the reverse reaction, the enzyme catalysis was less sensitiv
226 ts of biological polymers with water, or the reverse reaction, the formation of ester, amide, ketal,
227 o show that MDH is capable of catalyzing the reverse reaction, the reoxidation of reduced MDH by the
228 ion sites of target DNA and thus prevent the reverse reaction, the sharp kink with RAG is 1 bp away f
229                                          The reverse reaction, the transfer of the phosphoryl moiety
230                                       In the reverse reaction, these two arginines would form the CO2
231 e forward reaction to form oxaloacetate, the reverse reaction to form MgATP, the oxamate-induced deca
232                     It can also catalyze the reverse reaction to hydrolyze ATP during nonrespiratory
233 ase in sulfur chemolithotrophs catalyzes the reverse reaction to produce ATP and sulfate from APS and
234  FAD synthetases, RibL does not catalyze the reverse reaction to produce FMN and ATP from FAD and PP(
235                          It also catalyzes a reverse reaction to remove the sugar moiety from glycosi
236 ons is hampered by the fact that forward and reverse reactions to/from different aggregation states o
237                                              Reverse reaction (transfer of hydroxycinnamoyl moieties
238  fructose-1-kinase (FruK) can carry out its "reverse" reaction under physiological substrate concentr
239 ermore, the enzyme was shown to catalyze the reverse reaction using phospho-poly(E4Y) as substrate.
240 correct nucleotide incorporation forward and reverse reactions using stopped-flow and rapid-quench me
241 r split-intein regulation of the forward and reverse reactions using the integrase and the integrase-
242                        The pH optimum of the reverse reaction was approximately 5.5, as compared with
243                                          The reverse reaction was extremely slow with a catalytic rat
244 nt (0.2) for the reaction indicated that the reverse reaction was favored in vitro.
245                                          The reverse reaction was not observed.
246                                          The reverse reaction, water oxidation by IV(H(2)O), is found
247 tate kinetic parameters for both forward and reverse reactions were determined by initial velocity me
248 values for the substrates of the forward and reverse reactions were largely unchanged for all HGPRT c
249                             The rates of the reverse reactions were measured by generating benzhydryl
250 hrough transposase-catalyzed reaction steps, reverse reactions were undetectable.
251 c cleavage of 3-ketoacyl-CoA, as well as its reverse reaction, which is the thioester-dependent Clais
252 at it is in fact effective in catalyzing the reverse reaction with a kcat of 11 +/- 0.4 s(-1) We also
253          An ordered substrate binding in the reverse reaction with AMP bound first followed by PP(i)
254 to promote each step of both the forward and reverse reaction with remarkably little motion and with
255 the addition of thiosulfate or following the reverse reaction with tetrathionate; the S-thiosulfonate
256 biochemical coupling of the LPCAT1-catalyzed reverse reaction with the DGAT1-1-catalyzed reaction for
257 of the DesVII/DesVIII system to catalyze the reverse reaction with the formation of TDP-desosamine wa
258  of OH- to C-3 of phosphoenolpyruvate in the reverse reaction with the normal product.
259 yme appears to catalyze both the forward and reverse reactions with specificity for both 2S-alpha-phe
260 ith electrons supplied by succinate, and the reverse reaction, with electrons supplied from the reduc
261 P-Glc, also stimulated Cps2E to catalyze the reverse reaction, with synthesis of UDP-Glc from the pol
262 nated action of fumarate over the direct and reverse reactions would allow a precise and specific mod

 
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