Sentence examples for metabolic collaboration from inspiring English sources

Utilizing a diversity of experimental approaches from stable isotopes through whole genome sequencing, ACCW studies the metabolic collaboration of host/symbiont systems with a focus on nitrogen metabolism.

In addition, this work extends host/symbiont metabolic collaboration in the aphid/ Buchnera symbiosis from amino acid metabolism to include vitamin biosynthesis.

This long partnership has led to considerable changes on the endosymbiont genomes including gene loss, with clear preferential retention of genes involved in metabolic collaboration with the host, and consequent genomic size reduction [ 25, 26], as seen in other obligatory symbiotic associations [ 1, 2, 7, 27- 29].

This community structure or network modularity has been identified in diverse network systems, including social [18], [19], scientific collaboration [20], metabolic [21], and molecular interaction networks [22] [24].

These include similar expression patterns, common functions in a given pathway, participation in a metabolic channelling event or collaboration in a specific cellular process.

The SAS-CTM provides one of the highest and most influential platforms to obtain the latest development and explore new opportunities in international collaborations for metabolic diseases.

Stepped care/treat-to-target algorithms for Phase 2 (cardio-metabolic care) were developed in collaboration with health care professionals at the PCNs and study specialists using local and national guidelines.

This work was financially supported by International collaboration in genome-wide metabolic network reconstruction of oleaginous algae (20151BDH80007) and National High-tech R&D Profram of China (2012AA021205).

JYL is supported by the International collaboration in genome-wide metabolic network reconstruction of oleaginous algae (20151BDH80007) and National High-tech R&D Profram of China (2012AA021205).

In light of the explosion of metagenomics data as a result of global collaboration in the IHMC, metabolic reconstruction of an indigenous microorganism such as L. reuteri will lead investigators to understand the multiple metabolic pathways and functional capacity of a single commensal species and potential interactions between beneficial microbes and the human host.

12 The Global Burden of Metabolic Risk Factors for Chronic Diseases Collaboration 13 provides another valuable perspective on this matter.