As a result, magnesium is readily available to organisms [ 5].
Although this method provides a mechanistic understanding of how codon choice affects translation efficiency, it requires a protein translation kinetic model and codon-specific elongation rates which may not be readily available for organisms other than E. coli as shown in previous studies [ 32, 41].
These aforementioned methods, which infer regulatory networks either entirely or primarily from gene expression data, work well with the large amounts of gene expression data that are readily available for model organisms, or for other popular organisms.
This seems overstated to me, both because there are some high throughput functional assays that are available for some non-model organisms and because of the implication that such assays are readily available for model organisms, which is not always the case.
Only a small portion of the total quantity of P in the environment is bioavailable, meaning that it is readily available to living organisms.
Thus, tailoring the strategy has to be done based on some readily available characteristic of the organism.
Dissolution of Ag-NP and ZnO-NP is an important process because the dissolved Ag+ and Zn2+ are readily available and toxic for aquatic organisms.
With the growing recognition that F420 plays a crucial role in Mycobacteria and other organisms, this readily available source of the cofactor will be useful for testing its physiological and biochemical roles, and for possible applications in biotechnology.
To date, the majority of these efforts have focused on diploid organisms with readily available whole genome sequence information.
Specific mutations have been shown to extend the lifespan of model organisms dramatically, while more readily available interventions, including calorie restriction, extend life expectancy of model organisms, however, less strikingly.
