Microbial communities produce a vast array of biologically active chemicals that are used in competition and communication.
In addition, the vast array of potential active mechanisms that a neuron adopts to conduct signals would directly or indirectly depend on the inherent passive properties associated with its dendritic structure.
Linked to this is the vast array of global agencies active in international health, estimated by McColl to comprise some 26 UN agencies, 20 global and regional funds, 40 bilateral donors, and 90 global health initiatives (10).
Free living bacteria resident in soil and marine environments produce a vast array of chemically diverse biologically active molecules, and the actinomycete Streptomyces spp. in particular are a rich source of antibiotics [ 1, 2].
They have also emerged as an important alternative for fabricating tissue substitutes because they can be molecularly tailored to have vast array of molecular weights, block structures, active functional groups, and mechanical properties.
Even though they do not cause severe systemic inflammatory responses, such as septic shock, enterococci present a therapeutic challenge because of their resistance to a vast array of antimicrobial drugs, including cell-wall active agents, all commercially available aminoglycosides, penicillin and ampicillin, and vancomycin.
Catalysis of the biochemical reactions involving these compounds, therefore, requires a vast array of enzymes, now referred to as "carbohydrate-active enzymes" (CAZymes).
Organisms possess a vast array of epigenetic mechanisms that suppress TE activity [ 37].
The high plasticity of the active-site cavity of cytochromes P450, permitting reactivity toward a vast array of compounds, makes these enzymes attractive targets for biotechnological application.
Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) signaling pathway controls a vast array of physiological processes.
