The phrase 'inborn errors of metabolism' was coined to designate individuals born missing one enzyme from important metabolic cycles, such that substrates built up or vital conversions went undone, resulting in illness (Garrod, 1909).
Working with a common soil bacterium dredged from the mud of San Francisco Bay, Dr. Barker led a research team that in 1959 discovered vitamin B12 coenzyme, an active form of vitamin B12, deployed in vital chemical conversions in the body.
An extraordinary chart, "British novelistic genres, 1740-1900," showhathat Moretti calls "a rather regular changing of the guard," as once vital genres — the "conversion novel," the "ramble novel," the "silver-fork novel" — flourish and then disappear.
This suggests that the anaerobic digestion process in WWTPs may be vital for the conversion of nano-sized aggregates to bulk forms.
Acoustic coupling constant (non-linearity parameter) plays vital role for conversion of acoustical energy into thermal energy via phonon phonon interaction in materials science.
It can therefore be seen that determination of chemical composition is vital because the conversion of vegetal biomass into biofuel (by means of the sequential stages of pretreatment, enzymatic hydrolysis, and alcoholic fermentation) is closely connected to the inherent features of these lignocellulosic materials.
Radiation absorbers are vital components in energy conversion and detection devices such as solar cells, thermal absorbers, photodetectors and biological sensors.
Such structural conversion is vital for the biological functions of protein molecules.
IDO plays a vital role in this conversion [ 2, 39].
Pretreatment is a vital step upon biochemical conversion of lignocellulose materials into biofuels.
