Concentration of lithium and solution pH conditioned lithium availability for incorporation into the film.
This is consistent with complexation of Al3+ by HA limiting its availability for incorporation into secondary Fe(II) precipitates, as suggested for the Al-oxide systems discussed in the previous section.
Cofactor availability and incorporation has been shown to be a limiting factor in the production of fungal peroxidases which require heme as a cofactor.
Each reaction was manually evaluated in conjunction with the principle of metabolite availability before incorporation into the model, using 33 mitochondrial proteomic datasets from the MitoMiner database, combined with annotation from public resources and the literature.
However, D-mannose and L-galactose are also involved in other biosynthetic pathways such as the synthesis of structural components, which may influence their availability for incorporation into Asc and downstream metabolites.
On this account, globally broadcast first-order perceptual states acquire at the same time a higher-order seeming dimension though their availability to, and incorporation into, higher-order models of the self and its relation to the perceived environment.
The increased serum P in the Si-supplemented rats, compared to Si-depleted rats, suggests that Si increases the availability and utilisation (incorporation into bone) of dietary P [40].
The low concentrations of plasma PL may have limited the availability and subsequent incorporation of these fatty acids into cell membranes (Chapkin et al, 1988) or supplemented fatty acids may have been directed to oxidative pathways (Korber et al, 1999; Zuijdgeest-van Leeuwan et al, 2000) rather than incorporated into cellular membranes.
Competitive complexation of Al3+ by HA limiting the availability of Al for incorporation into Fe(II)–Al III -LDH is Al III -LDHsisle explanation.
Interference of HS with the precipitation of Fe(II)–Al III -LDH wAl III -LDHed to the formation organo-Al complexes HS limiting the availability of Al for incorporation into secondary layered Fe(II)-hydroxides.
