Definition of phosphoryl in English:

phosphoryl

noun ˈfɒsfərɪlˈfɒsfərʌɪl

Chemistry

1as modifier Denoting the trivalent group ≡PO.
Example sentencesExamples
- The association of the peptide amide hydrogens with the lipid phosphoryl oxygens was also investigated in order to find out if there was any possibility of long-term hydrogen bonding between these atoms.
- This ordering can be explained by the orientational behavior of water molecules around phosphoryl groups.
- In PKA, the triad has been implicated in binding the metal ion that coordinates the ß- and phosphoryl oxygens of the ATP used as a phosphate donor.
- Signal transduction by these systems usually involves autophosphorylation of a histidine kinase on a conserved histidine residue and subsequent transfer of the phosphoryl group to a conserved aspartate on a receiver domain.
- The change in activity of the output domain is brought about through the reversible transfer of phosphoryl groups to the invariant aspartate residues at the receiver domain.
1. 1.1Biochemistry Denoting the monovalent phosphate group —PO(OH)₂.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition, monovalent cations may, along with Mg2+ ions and surrounding residues of the protein, help orient the 1-phosphoryl group so as to achieve the optimal position required for catalysis.
  It explains the method of claim 2 in which the monovalent group comprises a phosphoryl group.

Origin

Late 19th century: from phosphorus + -yl.

单词	phosphoryl
释义	Definition of phosphoryl in English: phosphoryl noun ˈfɒsfərɪlˈfɒsfərʌɪl Chemistry 1as modifier Denoting the trivalent group ≡PO. Example sentencesExamples The association of the peptide amide hydrogens with the lipid phosphoryl oxygens was also investigated in order to find out if there was any possibility of long-term hydrogen bonding between these atoms. This ordering can be explained by the orientational behavior of water molecules around phosphoryl groups. In PKA, the triad has been implicated in binding the metal ion that coordinates the ß- and phosphoryl oxygens of the ATP used as a phosphate donor. Signal transduction by these systems usually involves autophosphorylation of a histidine kinase on a conserved histidine residue and subsequent transfer of the phosphoryl group to a conserved aspartate on a receiver domain. The change in activity of the output domain is brought about through the reversible transfer of phosphoryl groups to the invariant aspartate residues at the receiver domain. 1.1Biochemistry Denoting the monovalent phosphate group —PO(OH)₂. Example sentencesExamples In addition, monovalent cations may, along with Mg2+ ions and surrounding residues of the protein, help orient the 1-phosphoryl group so as to achieve the optimal position required for catalysis. It explains the method of claim 2 in which the monovalent group comprises a phosphoryl group. Origin Late 19th century: from phosphorus + -yl.
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