Phosphorus (P) desorption from P-saturated alum sludge, which was used as main substrate in a novel constructed wetland for wastewater treatment, was studied.
Effect of mixing events on the production of a thermo-tolerant and acid stable phytase, by Rhizopus oryzae, was studied in a novel SSF bioreactor, using optimized growth medium containing wheat bran and linseed oil cake (1 1) as main substrate.
and the pressed seeds as main substrate, whereas waste glycerol can be employed as a co-substrate to increase the quality of the Syngas or the bio-oil produced.
Cancer cells have modified a set of signaling and metabolic pathways to enhance the use of glucose as main substrate for macromolecular biosynthesis and for energy-generating reactions [38].
As such, FT-MIR technology may have even more success for the study of animals with pathological conditions (clinical and subclinical), especially when blood is used as main substrate for disease diagnosis.
Despite the popularity of alkanes as the main substrates for biotransformation processes, fatty acids and fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs) have received more attention recently because they are considered as renewable resources.
While both proteins possess an acyltransferase domain and prefer different fatty acyls as their main substrates, the lipid profile of the double knockout of SLC1 and YBR042C showed an additive effect that is all changes in SLC1 and YBR042C mutants (data not shown, ongoing project).
As proteases, their main substrates are the ectodomains of other transmembrane proteins.
Two metabolites are considered connected if both are recognized as a main substrate-product reaction as annotated in KEGG, respectively.
The objective is the utilization of actually unused or inefficiently used tertiary and quaternary bioresources for the anaerobic digestion with blackwater as the main substrate and the others as the co-substrate.
In this scenario, browning coloration may occur as a response to the activation of MdPPO (which uses chlorogenic acid as the main substrate), to maintain the system in a state of physiological equilibrium, as also observed in the case of internal browning [[ 40]], a similar process resulting in the induction of MdPAL and MdPPO.
