Sentence examples for branches of carbon from inspiring English sources

Following the dilution of the initial 13C label of 3PGA into the metabolite pools that were measured by our GC-MS-based technology, we observed two major branches of carbon flow (Figure 6).

Structural variables in the synthesis of RPs were the length and branching of the carbon chain that linked NH2, SH, and OH functional groups.

The Pt particles were expected to decompose PVDF polymer inside the tubes into volatile carbonaceous species leaving a hollow center, and also to act as catalytic sites for the growth of carbon branches.

Carbon allocation within the studied wild cherry follows the order of stem wood > branch wood > branch bark > stem bark becoming increasingly distinct at larger d 1.3m (at d 1.3m < 4 cm carbon displays greater stem bark proportions than total branch) the same distribution of carbon between tree parts is demonstrated by Wang et al. (1996) and Singh and Lodhiyal (2009).

The introduction of branches in the carbon skeleton of long chain paraffins while limiting the undesired cracking of the molecules, are crucial for this catalytic conversion [5, 6, 7].

A significant rise in the capacitance up to 100 times is reported by means of branched carbon nanotubes.

Formate is a key branch-point to trigger the flow of carbon between dissimilation and assimilation.

Cyclization of 2,3-oxidosqualene is the branch point of sterol and ginsenoside biosynthesis, and OSCs play important roles in the control of carbon flux through different metabolic branches.

A new model is developed to describe the adsorption and desorption branches of water adsorption in activated carbon.

Thus, not only central metabolism of carbon but many specialized branch pathways appear to differ between subsurface and non-subsurface Geobacter species.

The first branch leads from 3PGA to sucrose via G6P with minimal leakage of carbon into the free glucose pool.