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Fig. 11 CMB heat flux pattern in the dual superplume configuration.

A typical DOC flux pattern in the same tidal channel shows that the largest DOC flux happens during mid-tide.

Fig. 13 a Critical heat flux heterogeneity amplitudes required for dynamo failure vs. plume latitude for a mantle plume centered at 15°S (see CMB heat flux pattern in inlet).

Note that the fluid upwellings appear very close to the longitudes of the hot CMB heat flux ridges, in contrast to previous studies of numerical dynamos with a ({Y_{2}^{2}}) CMB heat flux pattern in which a phase shift was found between the heat flux and the flow structures (Aubert et al. 2007; Olson and Christensen 2002; Takahashi et al. 2008).

An elementary flux mode (EFM) is a steady-state flux pattern in which flux proportions are fixed while their absolute magnitudes are indeterminate [ 11].

Table 2 Summary of dynamo models imposed outer boundary heat flux patterns in AC09 (Amit and Choblet 2009), AC12 (Amit and Choblet 2012), ADC15 (Amit et al. in press), ODHZ13 (Olson et al. 2013), AO15 (Amit and Olson 2015), SJ12 (Sreenivasan and Jellinek 2012), and MACLT15 (Monteux et al. 2015).

The multiple solutions can be used to (1) generate alternative flux scenarios that can account for limited experimental observations, (2) forecast the potential responses to mutation (e.g., new reaction pathways may be used), and (3) (as illustrated) design 13C NMR experiments such that different potential flux patterns in a mutant can be distinguished.

We precisely identify the core- and pan- genomes of this group independently of annotated gene boundaries, and report basic analysis of gene flux patterns in Enterobacteriacae.

To understand the regulation behind these different phenotype properties, it is useful to know carbon flux patterns in the metabolic network which are generally calculated by metabolic flux analysis (MFA).

It is envisaged that the same approach could be used to retrieve flux patterns in cells under different physiological conditions, or during the progression of metabolic diseases such as cancer and diabetes.

The increase in the repertoire of alternative flux patterns obtained in this way makes more likely that the detrimental effects of mutations could be neutralized.