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Endogenous decay coefficient (day−1).

endogenous decay coefficient of active biomass, min−1.

Parameter estimation techniques were used to optimize the values of sensitive microbial kinetic parameters, including maximum utilization rates, biomass yield coefficients, and endogenous decay rates.

Biomass decay coefficient (b d) is the rate of biomass loss due to endogenous decay and is taken into consideration for determining the net biomass growth rate.

The endogenous decay rate and the active biomass fraction of the MBR sludge were determined in 21-day aerobic digestion batch tests by monitoring the VSS and OUR responses.

The determined kinetics were: yield = 0.537 g VSS/g C; endogenous decay coefficient = 0.033 h−1; maximum specific growth rate = 0.217 half-velocityoconstantstant = 0.025 g/l; maximum rate of substrate utilization = 0.404g C/g VSS h.

In accordance with the mRNA surveillance mechanism, the majority of nonsense-associated transcripts will be degraded via endogenous nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD).

Such regulations are usually achieved by mediating endogenous mRNA cleavage and decay, DNA methylation of source and target loci, and chromatin modification and transcriptional silencing (Arikit et al., 2013).

MS/MS experiments confirm that these shortened peptide forms are endogenous and not caused by in-source decay of Cβ (Supporting Information Figure 1).

Urea [(NH2 2CO] is synthesized in the liver and is the final product of detoxification of endogenous ammonia, which is formed due to the decay of proteins and other nitrogen-containing compounds.

The decay of exogenous human p21 and endogenous mouse p21 transcripts were detected using species-specific probes on Northern blots of Actinomycin D chase experiments (1E).