Small wonder, then, that a home is many people's principal store of wealth, and that house prices have seen both fraud and bubble-like prices in recent years.
To accomplish these aims, we compared a high biomass sweet sorghum cultivar, Wray, which produces a tall stem containing large quantities of soluble sugars as the principal stored form of carbohydrate, with a grain sorghum cultivar, Macia, which is shorter, but produces a large panicle with many seeds storing starch.
By serving as principal cellular stores for Zn2+ and Cu+ they warrant the supply of these essential trace elements in growth and rescue processes and, by their high sequestration power, they shield cell components from deleterious bonding by highly reactive metals such as Cd2+ and overabundant Zn2+ and Cu+ [ 3, 4].
Effective preoxygenation of the lungs increases oxygen content in the functional residual capacity which is the principal oxygen store during apnea.
As skeletal muscle is the principal body store of proteins, this tissue is the main target for catabolism and release of free amino acids [ 29].
Although the skeletal system represents the principal Mg store in humans, where it is concentrated into the hydration shell surrounding hydroxyapatite crystals [ 14], the relation of Mg with other skeletal ions (Ca and P) and with the regulatory hormones of mineral metabolism (PTH, Vitamin D, FGF23/Klotho) is still incompletely understood.
Tf is the principal Fe storage protein that stores and releases Fe inside cells that express the transferrin receptor (TfR).
Starch is the principal polymeric storage form of glucose, and is stored either transiently in leaves or long-term in seeds [ 41].
The managing principal of the store, Jonah Zimiles, is the father of an autistic child.
Triglycerides (chemical name triacylglycerol), the principal means of storing fatty acids in biological systems, are a class of compounds that consist of glycerol (a three-carbon trihydroxy alcohol) with a fatty acid linked to each of the three OH groups by an ester bond.
