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A soluble, electron bifurcating, ferredoxin- and NAD+- reducing hydrogenase oxidizes molecular hydrogen and generates a reduced electron carrier with a very low redox potential, ferredoxin (E' ≈ −500 mV; a redox potential in this range has to be assumed since a ferredoxin is the electron donor for the CO2/CO couple E' = −520 mV).

As seen in Figure 2, pyruvate catabolism to acetyl-CoA generates a reduced ferredoxin that can be re-oxidized in the formation of H2 or possibly for butyrate synthesis (ETFRed to ETFOx).

This pH decrease generates a reduced Ca2+ sensitivity and yields a negative FFR [ 41].

The limited vertical oscillation of the centre of mass, during trot, generates a reduced impact in front legs during the stance phase of the stride [ 34].

During the initial stages of infection, S. sclerotiorum dampens the oxidative burst of the plant and generates a reducing environment in host cells.

In the implementation of the ICGE model, the linearized version of the model was condensed by eliminating some equations and variables, generating a reduced version with 24,443 equations and 43,376 variables.

Python scripts were written for preparing and staging a batch job on the Hydra supercomputing facility with the aim of generating a reduced pairwise dissimilarity matrix (for all of the ligands included in the analysis) with the dimensions of 100 × 164,939, i.e. computing the top 100 hits resulting from a PDB-wide search using each ligand as query.

For this system, water interacts with catalyst in the packet generating a reduced partial pressure of oxygen within the chamber.

This method is called model order reduction (MOR), which reduces the complexity of the original large system and generates a reduced-order model (ROM) to represent the original one.

Disproportionation between two such monomers generates a fully reduced monomer (FMNred Fe2S2 red) and a one-electron reduced monomer (FMNox Fe2S2 red or FMNSQ Fe2S2 ox) within 2 s.

Through this pathway, ethanol oxidation generates a highly reduced cytosolic environment, predominantly in liver cells (i.e., hepatocytes).