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Meanings of substrate in English

Portuguese
substrato
Catalan
substrat
Spanish
sustrato

An indigenous language that contributes features to the language of an invading people who impose their language on the indigenous population.

substrato
Russian
субстраты
Portuguese
substrato
Spanish
sustrato encimático
Catalan
substrat enzimàtic

Molecule upon which an enzyme acts.

субстраты

Geology.

Solid (usually planar) substance onto which a layer of another substance is applied, and to which that second substance adheres; (in solid-state electronics) thin slice of material.

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Usage of substrate in English
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In the activated state the operon is subject to induction by substrate.
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Types of substrate cells used for AECA testing partially explain this variation.
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I read that adding coffee grounds to the substrate could increase yields.
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You can think of CoreOS as a new substrate for the internet.
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Aims: Arginase II regulates NOS activity by competing for the substrate l-arginine.
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Barrier function, migration, and proliferation were measured using electric cell-substrate impedance-sensing technology.
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First, we demonstrate that LmbW methylates a different substrate than previously assumed.
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However, it retains full activity to NADH with dyes as oxidising substrate.
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This substrate cycling results in a 350-fold amplified sensor response to phenol.
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Mitochondria were incubated under various conditions of temperature, pH, and substrate availability.
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Furthermore, substrate-induced modulations in the transporter may also exhibit independent regional variability.
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The neuro-anatomical substrate of autism has been the subject of detailed investigation.
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Attached cells recognize their substrate interface and localize adhesins toward that region.
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In monkeys, these areas are the substrate for learning of motor sequences.
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That provides a flexible, durable substrate that's more see-through than window glass.
Wired
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The substrate position has implications for the substrate specificity of the enzyme.
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Portuguese
substrato
Substrate through the time
Substrate across language varieties
United States of America
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