In industry, polychlorinated ethanes and propanes are used as solvents, degreasing agents, and paint removers; they are also globally produced on a massive scale as intermediates during production of other industrially important chemicals ([De Wildeman and Verstraete, 2003]; [Field and Sierra-Alvarez, 2004]).
The classical Double Description method generates a massive number of intermediate modes before arriving at the final set of EFMs.
The enhancement of the methanation rate is caused by massive deposition of carbonaceous intermediates on the catalyst surface.
These results identify massive accumulation of pathway intermediates, as well as overflow metabolites derived from acetolactate, as an important, previously underestimated contributor to the suboptimal yields of 'academic' isobutanol strains.
Does the massive increase in sterol intermediates at the expense of the final product, ergosterol, have any impact in the cellular physiology of are1Δ are2Δ doa10Δ cells?
When the CNS is damaged, astrocytes undergo an injury response and become reactive, characterized by hyperplasia, hypertrophy and an massive up-regulation of intermediate filament (IF) proteins, and leads eventually to the formation of a dense glial scar network at the lesion site [1].
EM showed the accumulation of intermediate filaments was massive (Fig. 8d).
Paternal demethylation at fertilization results in a massive conversion of hypermethylation to intermediate methylation levels at gene bodies, and is therefore linked to elevated transcriptional noise.
The Cottonwood Canyon species is clearly differentiated, however, through its possession of a serrated margin to the telson and the massive elongation of the second intermediate denticle in larger instars.
The direct interaction of SERF1a with the C-terminal region of aSyn causes a massive increase in nucleation-active amyloid intermediates.
