Sentence examples for producing pathways from inspiring English sources
The NDHA model comprehensively describes nitrous oxide (N2O) producing pathways by both autotrophic ammonium oxidizing and heterotrophic bacteria.
Molecular sensors engineered from naturally occurring transcription factors and metabolite-sensing proteins have been shown to increase production titers in biofuel chemical producing pathways.
"Chronic pain is in many ways a central sensitization of pain producing pathways in the brain," says James Rainville, a Harvard prof and chief of physical rehabilitation at New England Baptist Hospital.
In peripheral tissues, such as skeletal muscle, activation of AMPK switches on energy producing pathways and switches off energy consuming pathways.
AMPK is activated by AMP and inhibited by ATP levels; activated AMPK switches off ATP consuming processes and switches on ATP producing pathways such as glycolysis and fatty acid oxidation.
In fact, in bacteria, 84% of the cuproproteins, including COX and ND2, are involved in energy producing pathways, and in archaea 86% of the cuproproteins are involved in ATP production.
Now, they only offer euphemisms such as "optimised strains" and "working within natural oil-producing pathways".
Several synthetic propanol-producing pathways were developed that vary with respect to stoichiometry and metabolic entry point.
When Olympic sprinters push themselves to the limit, the energy-producing pathways in their cells switch gears, turning to an oxygen-free pathway to keep the juice flowing.
Section 1.2 discusses two categories of alcohol-producing pathways in detail, including both fermentative (i.e., acetone-butanol-ethanol pathway called the ABE pathway) and non-fermentative (i.e., Ehrlich pathway linked with amino acid metabolism; and reverse β-oxidation pathway).
Published genome-scale models of Moorella thermoacetica and Clostridium ljungdahlii were used to perform the pathway yield calculations and in-depth analyses of seven (7) newly developed biological MEG-producing pathways from gases, including CO2, CO, and H2.
