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The genome sequence confirms the hydrogenotrophic lifestyle of M1 and gene expression data indicate that formate may be an important substrate for methanogenesis during syntrophic interaction with B. proteoclasticus.

Predictive visual tracking requires both attention and working memory, processes for which the PFC is considered to be an important substrate.

In studies investigating the pharmacogenetics of SIM, simvastatin (and to a lesser extent atorvastatin) seems to be an important substrate for the OATP1B1 transporter.

Cdc25A has been shown to be an important substrate of Chk1, which leads to Cdc25A degradation and limits cell cycle progression at the S-phase checkpoint and the G2/M checkpoint., Further, oncogene Survivin was recently reported to be regulated by Chk2, where Chk2 targets Survivin for degradation leading to cell cycle arrest.

Proximity measurements taken during these trajectories suggest that DIIIS2 countercharges may be an important substrate of voltage sensor translocation during recovery, and that the effect of hypokalaemic periodic paralysis mutations involves a decreased interaction of those S2 countercharges with R3 as the S4 segment traverses the gating pore towards the resting state.

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is an important substrate for soil biological processes.

Altogether, these results support a more recent emergence of splice sites at immune genes, with respect to non-immune genes, and suggest that AS has been an important substrate of innovation in the evolution of human immune responses.

Together, these findings suggest that differential isoform usage has been an important substrate of innovation in the long-term evolution of immune responses and a more recent vehicle of population local adaptation.

Gallium Gadolinium Garnet (Gd3Ga5O12 or GGG) oxide crystal is a promising material for the use in fabrication of various optical components, and is an important substrate for magneto-optical films and high-temperature superconductors.

Although the physiological role of glycerol in the normal function of erythrocytes is not clear, plasma glycerol is an important substrate for lipid biosynthesis of intraerythrocytic malarial parasites.

We have found in lesion and local infusion studies with rats that the hippocampus is an important substrate for nicotinic effects on working memory function.