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In this paper, we develop a flux balance model for the nitrogen metabolism, taking into account of the cellular composition and biosynthetic requirements for nitrogen.

Here we develop a flux-based approach that allows the integration of time-resolved transcriptomics data with genome-scale metabolic networks.

We recently developed a flux pump based on YBCO thin films capable of generating currents over 200A.

In the recent work, we developed a flux-assisted thermal conversion route to the high crystallinity pore-free Mg2B2O5 nanowhiskers at a relatively low temperature as 650 700 °C [32] based on the former hydrothermal synthesis of MgBO2(OH) nanowhiskers [33].

In this work, we develop a metabolic flux balance model based on the fundamental biological data, linking the nitrogen flux requirement for growth to the regulation of the ammonia assimilation network.

An effort has been made to develop a suitable flux to obtain Zn 5 wt.% Al alloy coating on wire surface by single hot dip process.

To develop a high flux and high power density the polyethersulfone (PES) membrane support was modified by coating with polydopamine (PDA), based on the easy self-polymerization and strong adhesion characteristics of dopamine (DA) under mild conditions.

In the present work, we develop a procedure, combining flux variability analysis (FVA) [ 17] and flux balance analysis FBA [ 18], to analyze the sources of flux variability in different conditions.

Laboratory tests and a field validation experiment were performed to evaluate anion exchange resins for uranium sorption and desorption in order to develop a uranium passive flux meter (PFM).

Haoues et al. (2009) and Talley and Kim (2010) have developed a drift flux model to predict the integral flow characteristics of horizontal bubbly flow.

By developing a reduced flux balance model of ATP production here we demonstrate the existence of two different metabolic regimes in mammalian cells, depending on whether the cell metabolic rate is limited by the glucose uptake or by the solvent capacity of the cell's cytoplasm.