| Enzyme activity was determined by the transferase assay in crude leaf extracts. |
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| The DNA was treated with 500 units of terminal transferase in the presence of ddC according to manufacturer's instructions. |
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| Both biosynthetic and transferase enzyme activities of GS are affected in the mutants. |
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| The other affects multiple tissues and manifests symptoms similar to the transferase deficiency. |
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| Patients presenting with obstructive jaundice show increases in serum bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, and glutamyl transferase. |
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| Other evolutionary implications of rRNA stem from its ability to catalyze the peptidyl transferase reaction during protein synthesis. |
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| Elevation of liver transaminases, alkaline phosphatase and gamma glutamyl transferase and jaundice may also occur. |
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| With the unravelling of the human genome, researchers are already learning more about the structures of the key transferase enzymes involved in glycoprotein synthesis. |
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| In hepatocytes, UDP glucuronyl transferase adds 2 equivalents of glucuronic acid to bilirubin to produce the more water soluble, bilirubin diglucuronide derivative. |
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| A transformed bryophyte cell that comprises a double knockout of fucosyl transferase and xylosyl transferase that results in modified N-linked glycans without detectable 1,3-linked fucosyl and 1,2-linked xylosyl residues. |
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| The ABO blood group gene codes for a specific carbohydrate transferase enzyme that catalyzes the addition of specific sugars onto a precursor substance. |
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| In the case of ABO, the same mechanism may also play a role in antigen expression, but specific activity of the inherited transferase may be more important. |
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| Molecules of rRNA catalyze the peptidyl transferase reaction, which forms peptide bonds between the amino acids, linking them together to form proteins. |
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| Salbutamol is longer acting than isoprenaline in most patients by any route of administration because it is not a substrate for the cellular uptake processes for catecholamines nor for catechol-O-methyl transferase. |
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| Methylation of this trivalent form of arsenic is then believed to result from the oxidative addition of a methyl group from S-adenosylmethionine by a methyl transferase. |
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| By the late 1950s, probably around the time I was born, simple methods had been developed for measuring the level of alanine amino transferase, or ALT, in the serum. |
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| After six weeks, the livers of the rats that had been running contained more UDP-glucuronosyl transferase, an enzyme that helps to turn carcinogenic by-products of the body's metabolism into harmless compounds. |
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| Process for the determination of sodium ions in fluids, wherein the influence of ions on the activity of a transferase, a hydrolase or an oxidoreductase is measured. |
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| Process for the determination of potassium ions in body fluids, wherein the influence of the potassium ions on the activity of a microbial transferase, a microbial oxidoreductase, a lyase or a hydrolase is measured. |
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| The gene is the recipe for galactosyl transferase, an enzyme, i.e. a protein with the ability to catalyse a chemical reaction. |
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| Surprisingly, a cluster of oligosaccharyl transferase complex and TRiC chaperone complex proteins were observed in the STRING analysis. |
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| Glutathione transferase activity during Bufo bufo development. |
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| The catechol metabolites of estrogen can compete with dopamine for degradation by catechol-Omethyl transferase, increasing the concentration of dopamine. |
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| Enzymes such as sulphur transferase and sulphur reductase may be involved in contributing the methane thiol group on the indole ring of tyrindoxyl sulfate. |
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