Chen and Gadal (1990) proposed that NADP-ICDH function in GS/GOGAT-dependent nitrogen assimilation, as a part of a cytosol-localized pathway that produces carbon skeletons for ammonium assimilation in circumstances in which TCA cycle activity is decreased.
Figure 21 Balance between production of nutrients by microorganisms and uptake by assimilation or precipitation as a function of concentration (proportional to diffusion scale).
Tu et al. [ 11] observed that several metabolites in the sulfur assimilation pathway exhibit robust oscillations as a function of the long-period yeast metabolic cycle, and strains with a mutation in Cys4, an enzyme in the sulfur pathway, did not undergo metabolic cycles.
The Lineage 5 core genome (cgMLST) was found to contain 1,752 loci, comprising genes associated with core metabolic functions, nutrient assimilation as well as DNA metabolism, all of which are essential for the successful proliferation of meningococci in the human host.
Glucose assimilation decreased and CCl4 transformation increased as a function of H2O2 concentration.
Metabolic models of growth generally describe growth rate as a function of the assimilation of energy resources minus energy loss, largely through respiration (Winberg 1956; Thompson and Bayne 1974; Koehn and Bayne 1989).
Unfortunately it appears that most current plant growth models are ill-suited to perform such a task because growth is typically modelled as a function of carbon assimilation (mainly affected by radiation interception, temperature and possibly water and N uptake) but not as a function of other growth-limiting factors.
Furthermore, we predicted that the phenotypic assimilation might be matched by a pattern of transcriptional assimilation as well.
Growth of organisms arises as a net outcome of numerous behavioural and physiological functions and is influenced by variables such as food intake, digestion, absorption, and assimilation, as well as metabolic expenditure and excretion.
Mitterer & Blomert [15] also reported MMN effects as a function of contextual appropriateness of assimilations, using real-word stimuli.
