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The greater abundance of mitochondria in hyperplastic satellite cells and residual nodules in DRG of FA indicates that these cells develop a more active oxidative metabolism as part of the pathological phenotype.

In terms of C4-Glu, the appearance of the Q multiplet is only possible after multiple turns of the Krebs cycle and its contribution to the overall C4-Glu multiplet is higher in cells with a more active oxidative metabolism.

As Frayn et al. [ 5] have pointed out, brown adipose tissue is indeed more active in uncoupled oxidative disposal of fatty acids compared with white tissue.

Muscles used for posture are more oxidative, while more active muscles contain more glycolytic fibres [ 2].

Consistent with this notion, genes involved in immune responses and oxidative phosphorylation were more active in plaques with faster formation times.

Since oxidative respiration processes are more active in the shaken cultures used for the competitions than in static MIC-measurement plates, the fitness effect of removing genes that contribute to the Fenton pathway likely depends strongly on the oxygen level.

In other words, the whole oxidative phosphorylation pathway is more active in the poor survival breast cancer patients.

Calpain small subunit 1 (CaPNS1), a highly-conserved cysteine protease, which have been implicated in neurodegenerative processes after oxidative stress stimulation, is more active in GK.

At higher doses, or in specific settings like alcohol abuse or malnutrition, the oxidative pathway may be more active and may result in hepatic necrosis [ 7].

Here, the primary anti-oxidant enzymes (SOD, APX and GR) were more active in MT than in WT pulp, suggesting that the level of oxidative stress may be greater in MT than in WT [ 49].

For example nitrosylation of the tyrosine residue within the YF motif of Prx2 plays a crucial role in the regulation of disulfide bond formation under oxidative stress conditions resulting in a more active and robust peroxidase [ 64].