The links to Jihadist groups may well be just the latest attention-grabbing joke, but causing the diversion of an aircraft is a whole new paradigm.
Joel Gupta, a passenger on the plane, told CTV Winnipeg they weren't given any information about the threat that caused the diversion.
In Israel, where the storm was described as the heaviest December snowfall since 1953, thick clouds temporarily closed Ben-Gurion International Airport, causing the diversion of two international flights to Cyprus.
Serine starvation induces de novo serine synthesis by upregulating the expression of enzymes in the serine synthesis pathway, causing the diversion of glycolytic intermediates and disruption of glycolysis.
But they do worry openly that patient care suffers because of the extra minutes spent in ambulances and because of the emergency-room crowding that causes the diversions in the first place.
Given Mr Bush's unwillingness to cut benefits for today's retirees or to raise payroll taxes, he would have to cover the shortfall caused by the diversion of payroll taxes into private accounts by cutting spending elsewhere or, far more likely, borrowing.
The excessive excretion of pyruvate in the ΔpfkA mutant was attributed to an insufficient NAD(P H supply caused by the diversion of carbon flux from the EMP pathway to the Entner-Doudoroff pathway (EDP), rather than the PPP as intended.
ETC form large and stable supra-molecular structures, called respirasomes (Boekema and Braun, 2007 ; Dudkina et al., 2011 ; Winge, 2012 ; Wittig and Schagger, 2009 ), which enhance substrate channeling and reduce the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS; see Box 2 ) caused by the diversion of electrons from their normal pathway to oxygen.
Bipyridyliums and heteropentalenes cause the production of superoxide radicals by energy diversion from photosystem I of photosynthesis.
The cause of the diversion?
