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Multiple substrates

Figure 3 Multiple modes of ubiquitination. The substrate protein has been stretched out. Asingle ubiquitin can be attached to a single lysine residue (Lys) in the substrate (monoubiquitination), or single ubiquities can be attached to multiple Lys residues in the substrate (multiple monoubiquitination). Other types of ubiquitination include attachment of a chain in which the second and subsequent ubiquitins are attached to the 48th lysine residue in the ubiquitin molecule (polyubiquitination Lys48) or 63rd lysine residue in the ubiquitin molecule (polyubiquitination Lys63). Figure 3 Multiple modes of ubiquitination. The substrate protein has been stretched out. Asingle ubiquitin can be attached to a single lysine residue (Lys) in the substrate (monoubiquitination), or single ubiquities can be attached to multiple Lys residues in the substrate (multiple monoubiquitination). Other types of ubiquitination include attachment of a chain in which the second and subsequent ubiquitins are attached to the 48th lysine residue in the ubiquitin molecule (polyubiquitination Lys48) or 63rd lysine residue in the ubiquitin molecule (polyubiquitination Lys63).
Functionalization of Ni(MeCOCHCOMe)2 occurs in reactions with isocyanates, diethyl azodi-carboxylate and dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate, which proceed by formal insertion of the methine C—H unit into the substrate multiple bonds to form respectively amides and ester-substituted hydrazines and alkenes. Similar additions of acetylacetone to these electrophiles is catalyzed by nickel acetylacetonate.217,218... [Pg.378]

Kinetics Single Substrate Multiple Substrates Metabolism of Drugs... [Pg.62]

The majority of such reactions entail the transfer of a functional group, such as a phosphoryl or an ammonium group, from one substrate to the other. In oxidation-reduction reactions, electrons are transferred between substrates. Multiple substrate reactions can be divided into two classes sequential displacement and double displacement. [Pg.323]

A 1,2-insertion of an unsaturated substrate into an element-carbon bond can also be regarded as adding an element-carbon bond across the substrate multiple bond. This transformation is a fundamental step in industrial oligomerization and polymerization reactions For unsymmetrical substrates, X=Y, two regioisomers may form ... [Pg.650]

More recently, it has been demonstrated that with phosphoenol a-ketobutyrate (PEKB a potent inhibitor of PEPC) as substrate, multiple label transfer occurs from to Pi. This result suggests that phos-... [Pg.235]

During the enzyme reaction of a substrate, multiple metabolite isomers may be formed. Thus, a baseline LC separation of the metabolites is desired. For example, more than five hydroxylated testosterone isomers (2-, 6-, 15-, and 16-positions) were seen after an incubation of testosterone with HLM. BDS Hypersil C8 was successfuly used for a separation of the five isomers (Table 16.1). Majority of the metabolites (>82%) was due to the 6 -OH-testosterone. Similarly, two hydroxylated isomers of midazolam at 1 and 4 -positions were also isolated with the given HPLC condition. [Pg.521]

Although the optimum conditions for a number of simple systems are known (e.g., for ultrathin films on metals reflection-absorption (IRRAS) at grazing angles of incidence is commonly used, and for ultrathin films on transparent substrates, multiple internal reflection (MIR) is most suitable in many cases), the spectral contrast can be further enhanced by employing additional special technical approaches. [Pg.738]

Ishikawa, K, Nakatani, H., Katsuya, Y. Fukazawa, C. (2007). Kinetic and Structural Analysis of Enzyme Sliding on a Substrate Multiple Attack in P-Amylase. Biochemistry, Vol. 46, No.3, pp. 792-798... [Pg.270]


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