apo- in Irish
apo- in Irish is apa- — apo- means describing a protein or molecule that is not currently bound to the partner (like a metal ion or another molecule) it normally works with — its inactive, "empty" form.
apo- in Irish
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What does "apo-" mean?
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adjective Describing a protein or molecule that is not currently bound to the partner (like a metal ion or another molecule) it normally works with — its inactive, "empty" form.
"The apo form of the enzyme was crystallized before the researchers added its usual cofactor."
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apo- in a sentence
- The apo form of the enzyme was crystallized before the researchers added its usual cofactor.
- Comparing the apo and bound structures showed the protein change shape once it grabbed its target.
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What is "apo-" in Irish?
"apo-" in Irish is apa-. apo- means: Describing a protein or molecule that is not currently bound to the partner (like a metal ion or another molecule) it normally works with — its inactive, "empty" form.
How do you use "apo-" in a sentence?
Example: "The apo form of the enzyme was crystallized before the researchers added its usual cofactor." In Irish, "apo-" is apa-.
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