To validate this hypothesis, strains isolated from intestinal tract, where gluconate is abundant, need to be sequenced.
The kinetic properties of GS1a indicate a lower affinity of this isoenzyme for the three substrates, when compared to its cytosolic counterpart GS1b, but a higher specific synthetase activity (GSs), which reflect an enzyme more suited to a metabolic environment where ammonium is expected to be highly abundant, and needs to be quickly assimilated, in order to prevent toxic effects.
The government-owned land offered affordable, wide-open spaces and the abundant sunshine needed by solar thermal plants, which use huge arrays of mirrors to heat liquids to create steam that drives electricity-generating turbines.
That robbed the region of the abundant precipitation needed to maintain the forests.
Although more advanced methods now exist, engineers find them challenging to use because of the abundant data needed and intensive data analyses.
This is only plausible if we assume that the protocells still relied on external amino acid sources, thus subpar, but abundant pairs need to be maintained as well.
This retention of MCMs on chromatin can be sufficient to complete replication given that chromatin-associated MCMs at the onset of S phase are known to be greater than fivefold more abundant than needed to complete synthesis.
These 22 patients all had a vacuum appearance on extension view, but without an air sign on flexion view, indicating the amount of air in the disc was not so abundant, and needed to be squeezed to appear during flexion-extension motion.
Wild columbine needs abundant moisture in the spring, but dry summers.
Indeed it is, and economic growth needs abundant and cheap energy at the point of delivery.
