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Although it does not assimilate the xylose that tends to be abundantly present in lignocellulosic hydrolysates, we have recently enabled TAG production from xylose in R. opacus cells by heterologously expressing two genes, xylA and xylB [ 55].
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However, Pseudozyma hubeinsis does not assimilate inositol and hence it differs from all other species of the genus reported so far.
These low ethanol yields were obtained because the native S. cerevisiae does not assimilate all reducing sugars, suggesting that those sugars were pentoses.
However, while this was clearly demonstrated for phenylalanine, S. purpurea either did not assimilate glycine directly or else it assimilated glycine but metabolized it more rapidly than our 3-hour sample could detect (Fig. 3).
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate leading the polls, has been critical of foreigners who do not assimilate or learn English.
"They have their own culture and religion, form ghettos and do not assimilate," she said of the Asians.
She called for a "halt to further migration" and told people who did not assimilate to "go back where you came from".
Outside his home in Gulf Breeze, Mr. Buckles said the main problem with today's Hispanic immigrants was that they did not assimilate.
Mrs. Clinton met frequently with members of Congress, but, they said, she did not assimilate their comments or criticism into her work.
We who were urchins thirty years ago, and are now either millionaires or ash can experts, know that sur success can be traced to the seriousness with which we did or did not assimilate the morals of Horatio Alger.
Despite the Haskala, eastern European Jews did not assimilate and, in reaction to tsarist pogroms, formed the Ḥovevei Ẕiyyon ("Lovers of Zion") to promote the settlement of Jewish farmers and artisans in Palestine.
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