Sentence examples for main substrate for from inspiring English sources

Arginase 1 is one of the two enzymes, which hydrolyzes l-Arg to urea and l-ornithine, the latter being the main substrate for the production of polyamines that are required for cell cycle progression.

In particular, lactate (and not glucose) was recently proposed as the main substrate for neurons during activity [Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 91 (1994) 10625].

In order to establish the epitaxial wafer as the main substrate for semiconductor devices produced on large diameter wafers over 300 mm, the epitaxial wafer must satisfy stringent requirements in terms of both quality and costs.

Sucrose was assumed to be the main substrate for the MFC, and made up about 50%% by weight of molasses [9].

Livestock dung has been used as a main substrate for growth and development of E. fetida; some agricultural wastes with it are also used for the improvement of the growth and reproduction of the earthworm.

Glucose and amino acids can be absorbed into circulating system rapidly prior to reaching colon where microbes accumulated, and the main substrate for the microbes to produce SCFAs is dietary fiber.

The main substrates for the production of SCFAs by the colonic microbiota are dietary carbohydrates that have escaped digestion in the small intestine, collectively referred to as dietary fibre (Psichas et al., 2015).

Despite the popularity of alkanes as the main substrates for biotransformation processes, fatty acids and fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs) have received more attention recently because they are considered as renewable resources.

The synthesis of Asn is in competition with that of Asp, Lys, Thr and Ile, which represent, together with the amino acids of the aspartate family [71], the main substrates for the synthesis of structural proteins and enzymes required for the optimal plant development [72].

We rescaled the x-axes to represent the main substrates for the species studied: cumulative surface area of dead lying coniferous trunks for epixylic bryophytes (in this analysis only liverworts), and number of living deciduous tree stems with a diameter at breast height larger than 10 cm for epiphytic lichens.

The main substrates for microbial growth offered by a vertebrate are water, carbohydrates, amino acids, fats and minerals (Dent et al. 2004).