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On the other hand, ceramide de novo synthesis (represented by the inflow of CER into the endoplasmic reticulum) was up-regulated.

In part, this may be explained by the extent to which studies included in the synthesis represented a broad range of approaches or methodologies.

Not surprisingly, transcripts encoding genes involved in photosynthesis and protein synthesis represented the bulk of the genes preferentially expressed at day 14.

Accordingly, biosynthesis processes like the aromatic amino acid synthesis represented by ARO4 (CD36_04870) or the glycerol biosynthesis represented by RHR2 (CD36_80290) seem to be also strongly down regulated.

Two of the key steps in our very concise synthesis represent quite underdeveloped chemistry.

The methodologies for nanoparticles synthesis represent a promising approach which may be used to develop new biocompatible carrier systems for various compounds with lipophil character such as UV chemical absorbers and applications in cosmetic field.

The high activity of Fe, Ru and Os for ammonia synthesis represents an interesting group trend within the d block of the periodic table, although it is seldom, if ever, highlighted as so.

The synthesis of this essential structure is still poorly understood despite the fact that enzymes involved in glycosidic bond synthesis represent more than 1% of all M. tuberculosis ORFs identified to date.

The presence in the environment of low levels of antibiotics that interfere with cell wall synthesis represents a major threat to bacteria and it was to be expected that they would develop strategies to minimize the consequences of such agents.

One of HSV's immediate-early (IE) proteins, ICP0, is a positive regulator whose synthesis represents a key step by which HSV "decides" whether or not an infection is likely to culminate in the production of new infectious virus (reviewed in Ref. [1]).

The CobW subgroup involved in cobalamin synthesis represents only one small sub-fraction of the family.