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Groundwaters impacted by mature landfill leachate are generally enriched in ammonium.

Large-ion lithophile elements (LILE) such as K and Rb are generally enriched in the volcanic rocks of arc volcanoes compared with those of mid-ocean ridges (Table 2).

In these catabolic processes, 12C and 14N tend to be preferentially metabolized, so that the body tissues of higher animals including muscle are generally enriched in 13C and 15N relative to their diets.

These seepage fluids are generally enriched in CH4 or H2S, and chemosynthetic communities such as bacterial mats and Calyptogena, which use CH4 or H2S as an energy source, cluster on the seafloor at cold seep sites (Paull et al. [1984]; Suess et al. [1985]).

Yang et al. (2002) also showed that REEs are generally enriched in clay and silt fractions, but depleted in the sand fraction, suggesting that grain size may be crucial control on sediment chemistry, something that has been documented in other SE Asian rivers (e.g., Clift et al. 2008).

In mouse cells these areas are generally enriched in the H3K9me3 histone PTM [8], [51].

Surprisingly, while P-Ser2 RNAPII is generally enriched at higher levels in the transcribed region and 3′ end of active genes, significant levels were observed at both ends of the ESR1 gene.

While GO terms related to e.g. catabolic (autophagy, cytoplasm to vacuole targeting (CVT) pathway, fatty acid oxidation and trehalose catabolism) and reproductive (conidiation and mitotic cell cycle) processes were generally enriched, other processes responded in a time-dependent manner constituting early, intermediate or late responses.

The TF-encoding genes that are involved in nervous system development are generally enriched for human-fugu CNEs.

Indeed, autoinhibitory regions are generally enriched for intrinsic disorder and often have different structures in the inhibitory and functionally active states of the protein.

Neurological terms were generally not enriched in our GO analysis that controlled for gene size.