The phrase "aggregate substrates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, biology, or environmental studies, where different substrates are combined or analyzed as a whole.
Example: "The researchers examined the properties of aggregate substrates to determine their effectiveness in supporting plant growth."
Alternatives: "combined substrates" or "consolidated substrates".
In this paper was found that the energy required to displacement the asphalt binder increased with time until failure (adhesion failure) due to loss of adhesion between aggregate substrate and asphalt binder and also the required energy to failure decreased with increased binder thickness.
That involves quite careful pharmacokinetic studies linked with careful assays of autophagy and aggregate substrate accumulation in in vivo models.
This model is supported by a study showing that a modified E. coli ClpB protein (called BAP), containing the 26 amino acid ClpP binding motif of ClpA, unfolds aggregated substrates and delivers them to the ClpP protease for degradation (Weibezahn et al., 2004).
Selective sequestration of these components within SGs occurs in a challenging subcellular environment where aggregate-prone substrates (released by polysomes) tend to accumulate.
In this test air is injected at the interface between the substrate (aggregate disc) and adhesive layer (asphalt) to create blister.
It has been suggested that these aggregate on the substrate prior to crystallizing.
Males generally aggregate over spawning substrate and engage in aggressive male male interactions.
The cellular response to soluble fibronectin was bimodal and independent of the integrin-binding specificity of the substrate; increasing soluble fibronectin levels above a critical threshold increased aggregate cohesion on permissive substrates.
Further, it was found that 14-3-3 cas aconventionalentional chaperone preventing aggregation of protein substrates or even by dissolving preformed aggregates.
