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The critical diameter for coherent growth of nanowires on lattice-mismatched substrates was predicted to be up to one order of magnitude larger than that of thin film growth [23].
The ability of Shewanella species to grow on a panel of sugar substrates was predicted based on the presence or absence of the respective reconstructed pathways in their genomes.
The surface roughness of the spin coated substrates were predicted by atomic force microscopy (AFM) in tapping mode (Digital instruments nanoscope IIIa (USA) - Veeco metrology group) at a scanning rate of 1.49 Hz and on 5 μm data scales.
Given the transient nature of blinatumomab-induced cytokine elevation, 5 its impact on exposures to CYP450 substrates is predicted to be limited.
Pyruvate as substrate was predicted to have the highest biomass yield per nitrate (gdw/mol nitrate) similar to the cases discussed earlier when Fe(III) or fumarate is the electron acceptor.
The movement of fine particles in these nonisothermal flow fields is followed and their deposition onto the substrate is predicted.
The nitrogen atom of the imidazole ring (N2) of the substrate is predicted to interact with the carboxylate group of Ser-30.
The residues interacting with the substrate were predicted by the program Ligplot (Laskowski and Swindells 2011, Additional file 1: Figure S3), and Table 2 summarizes the results of the mutation analysis of the substrate-binding site.
Adhesion-strength-controlled detachment of an elastic circular cylinder from a dissimilar substrate is predicted using a Dugdale-type of analysis, with a cohesive zone of uniform tensile strength emanating from the interface corner.
Due to the high integration state and their good alignment to the substrate, it was predicted that they could eventually be potential candidates in new lab on a chip applications [15].
The biochemical characterization of these enzymes, whose substrate specificity was predicted based on gene copy number and differential expression rather than sequence identity with characterized enzymes, is an important topic for future research.
