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Paleontologists have not yet incorporatedstoichiometricthinking into their thinking about past ecological dynamics.
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Herestoichiometrictheory from ecology may be of some use.
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The use of such selfprocessing peptides has allowed the production ofstoichiometriclevels of multiple gene products along with appropriate compartmentalisation.
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Stoichiometricconversion of oxygen to superoxide anion during the respiratory burst in neutrophils.
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But unlike any forces known in gravitational attraction, they had to be conceived as selective, limiting, and inoperative beyond a fixed (stoichiometric) stage.
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Replacement of a mutated endogenous gene might ensure the correctstoichiometricexpression of the protein and its various splice variants.
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Thestoichiometricratio of gas mixtures (1) and (3) are kept the same.
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Covalently linking the components reduces the entropic penalty for complex formation and ensures a one-to-one ratio of the molecules, solvingstoichiometricproblems in sample preparation.
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The general picture one should take away from this brief review is one of greatstoichiometricvariability and plasticity at the base of autotroph-driven food webs.
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Thus, in a world withstoichiometricreality, an ecosystem can be maintained indefinitely in a state of high autotroph biomass and no (or low) herbivore abundance.
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By connecting key concepts of ecosystem ecology, evolutionary biology and biochemistry,stoichiometrictheory integrates biological information into a more coherent whole that holds considerable promise for application in astrobiology.
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A formalism can be developed on the basis of thestoichiometricmatrix of the reaction network, generalizing the formalism used in the literature to describe the metabolisms of alive beings.
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System descriptions (biological trend, bioenergetics, nutrientbased), approaches (curve fitting, factorial, compartmental) and mathematics (growth functions, regression, differential andstoichiometricequations) are sometimes mixed within a model (hybrid model).
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Stoichiometrictheory provides an alternative or perhaps a complementary mechanism to explain the very long persistence of an autotroph (stromatogenic cyanobacteria)dominated world.
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The vortometric burner can burn hydrocarbon liquid and gases at nearstoichiometricproportions of air and thus can attain the highest levels of combustion efficiency.
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It can become non-stoichiometricat low oxygen partial pressures and high temperature.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.However, the standard method for removing halogen atoms requires the use ofstoichiometricorganotin reagents, such as tributyltin hydride.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The system ofstoichiometricequations of elementary reactions is the "reaction mechanism".
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