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To determine the impact of changing plant input chemistry on potential degradability of accumulating SOC fractions, we measured the quantity and isotopic composition of respired CO2 from year-long incubations of the macroaggregate and free light soil fractions along a grassland to woodland successional chronosequence.

Graphical abstract The red microalgae Porphyridium purpureum, is of great potential for accumulating total fatty acids (TFA) and arachidonic acid (ARA).

The potential for accumulating a significant body of genomic, proteomic, and metabolomic data from subjects at altitude is a tremendously exciting prospect, but also one that runs the risk of occurring in a haphazard manner.

The capacity to absorb heavy metals depends on the geochemical characteristics of the soil and the nature of crops, some of them have a high potential to accumulate higher concentrations of heavy metals [15].

Our tool BALL-SNP combines genetic and structural information to provide scientists the possibility to get deeper insights on the potential effects of accumulated mutations in proteins.

This study contributes to the knowledge of potential effects of accumulated exposure to low levels of PCBs, DDT, and DDE through lactation in the first year of life on infant neurodevelopment, taking into account interactions with fatty acids.

Forest mineral soils have the potential to accumulate large amounts of carbon (C).

PBT/vPvB substances can give rise to specific concerns due to their potential to accumulate in parts of the environment, which is in practice difficult to reverse and the effects of such accumulation are unpredictable in the long-term [15].

Landoltia punctata is a widely distributed duckweed species with great potential to accumulate enormous amounts of starch for bioethanol production.

Here, we provide evidence that urban artificial reefs have a high potential to accumulate the diverse forms of litter originating from anthropogenic activities around cities. We test the hypothesis that the structural complexity of urban breakwaters, when compared with adjacent natural rocky intertidal habitats, is a driver of anthropogenic litter accumulation.

As stem cells maintain longer life span compared to their progeny, it is postulated that stem cells have the highest potential to accumulate the requisite number of mutations to disturb intrinsic mechanisms regulating normal cell metabolisms and proliferation.