Sentence examples for acid store from inspiring English sources

These heat the water to 65C, then by using a heat exchanger, recover the heat and use it to keep the fatty acid store at an optimal temperature, saving the company EGP100,000 a year.

In particular they have to precisely regulate amino acid homeostasis taking into account two important characteristics of amino acid metabolism: (i) multicellular organisms are unable to synthesize all amino acids and (ii) there is no important dispensable amino acid store.

It is well established that the period needed to refill the n-3 fatty acid store in the human body, and hence to achieve maximum metabolic effects, is about 3 4 months.

This could be envisaged as a very small primary Ca2+ release from an acid store (endosomes, lysosomes) being amplified very substantially by further Ca2+ release from both larger acid stores (zymogen granules) and the ER.

In the permeabilized cells, the NAADP-elicited Ca2+ release from all the stores was markedly reduced but not abolished by Ned-19 (Fig. 2) in agreement with the incomplete block of Ca2+ release from all stores in the absence of functional TPCs (Fig. 3F) and in contrast to the complete dependency on TPCs for NAADP-elicited Ca2+ release from the acid store (Fig. 3G).

One possible explanation involves enhanced metabolism of fatty acid stores in the skeletal muscle by moderate-intensity exercise, which may directly improve insulin sensitivity.

The relative amount of P contained in this manure is large, because pigs (and other nonruminants) lack the phytase [69] enzymatic system that releases P from phytic acid stored in cereals.

The remains of eight of his victims were found inside barrels of acid stored in a disused bank vault.

Since PPAR-α receptors are stimulated by increased intracellular lipids/fatty acids; the function of PPAR-α is thought to involve decreasing intracellular fatty acid stores [52], [53].

Thus it still cannot be entirely excluded that the glutamate immunoreactivity seen previously [46], [47] may represent non-vesicular amino acid stored as a metabolic intermediate.

The gels were destained with destaining solution (40% methanol, 10% glacial acetic acid), stored in 5% glacial acetic acid.