Sentence examples for energy fixation from inspiring English sources

Iron is required for critical housekeeping functions such as proteosynthesis, genome duplication, and energy fixation.

Oligotropha carboxidovorans OM5 T. (DSM 1227, ATCC 49405) is a chemolithoautotrophic bacterium able to utilize CO and H2 to derive energy for fixation of CO2.

Further analysis aimed at understanding key metabolic pathways involved in energy production, fixation of carbon and nitrogen, or bacterial survival in highly acidic and/or toxic environments [ 12, 18– 20].

In this framework, the emergence of biogenic photosynthesis might represent a clear-cut case of functional takeover – with the primeval photochemical reaction centers and primordial Calvin cycle accomplishing together the function that the ZnS/MnS covered fields could perform alone, namely the utilization of solar energy for fixation of CO2 (see Fig. 3).

His energy policy, his fixation on tax cuts, and his sweetheart contracts with friendly corporations have directly undermined the war effort.

Recently, integrating renewable energy with CO2 fixation has attracted increasing attention as a sustainable strategy.

The following sections describe the basic mechanisms of photosynthesis the acquisition of energy and the fixation of carbon dioxide used by plants of diverse evolutionary lines.

Add the hot beams of the television studio, as unforgiving as searchlights on a prison watchtower, and the portrait of a culture that has been drained of natural energy by a fixation with surface detail is complete.

Now, an international team of researchers from the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences SEASS), and Sogang University in Seoul have engineered a cell-like structure that harnesses photosynthesis to perform metabolic reactions, including energy harvesting, carbon fixation and cytoskeleton formation.

Now, an international team of researchers from Harvard University and Sogang University in Seoul has engineered a cell-like structure that harnesses photosynthesis to perform metabolic reactions, including energy harvesting, carbon fixation and cytoskeleton formation.

It can be argued that glycerol provides supplementary energy for nitrogen fixation, which is derived primarily from the glycogen reserves during photoautotrophy.