Collocations withmetabolism

These are words often used in combination withmetabolism.

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aerobic metabolism
A possible reason for this effect may be the consumption of oxygen in the medium by the aerobic metabolism of each embryo.
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bacterial metabolism
The latter compounds are typical by-products of bacterial metabolism and include aldehydes, esters, ketones and short-chain alcohols.
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bone metabolism
Effects of exercise on bone metabolism in yearling horses.
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cellular metabolism
Thus, this simple system operates continuously and automatically on the basis of two natural laws: thermodynamic equilibrium and cellular metabolism.
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energy metabolism
Effect of food intake on protein and energy metabolism in finishing beef steers.
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error of metabolism
This could possibly have been some inborn error of metabolism, given the metabolic acidosis and previous maternal history, and therefore a non-immune hydrops.
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glucose metabolism
It is possible, therefore, that reduced synaptic pruning (and therefore, elevated glucose metabolism) will be a symptom shared by several different groups with developmental disorders.
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human metabolism
In human metabolism, bilirubin is a breakdown product of heme.
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lipid metabolism
To assess overall safety (bone and lipid metabolism).
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nitrogen metabolism
In addition to the likely impact of condensed tannins on nitrogen metabolism, tannins may also affect the mineral supply of the animal35,36.
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