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1      We identified putative genes regulating nitrate assimilation.
2 atalyzes the first and rate-limiting step of nitrate assimilation.
3 ein that catalyzes the rate-limiting step in nitrate assimilation.
4 ted photorespiration also strongly inhibited nitrate assimilation.
5 enoid biosynthesis, starch accumulation, and nitrate assimilation.
6 bolic processes including photosynthesis and nitrate assimilation.
7  is active during both aerobic and anaerobic nitrate assimilation.
8 o be the rate-limiting and regulated step of nitrate assimilation, a major metabolic pathway occurrin
9 af N(2)O emissions were correlated with leaf nitrate assimilation activity, as measured by using the
10 n the nitrate assimilation pathway show that nitrate assimilation and ammonium assimilation are regul
11 ide representation of reductases involved in nitrate assimilation and denitrification were reduced at
12  own generation and scavenging by modulating nitrate assimilation and GSNOR1 activity.
13 s promoted the response to nitrate, enhanced nitrate assimilation and improved biomass and root devel
14        Importantly, lncRNA T5120 can promote nitrate assimilation and plant growth to improve nitroge
15  TCP20 and NLP6&7-dependent up-regulation of nitrate assimilation and signaling genes and down-regula
16 e responses to nitrate availability, linking nitrate assimilation and signaling with cell-cycle progr
17 lated sites on NR and F2KP may regulate both nitrate assimilation and sucrose/starch partitioning in
18 a critical factor in influencing the rate of nitrate assimilation and that (2) NAD status plays a cru
19 ominant step in isotope fractionation during nitrate assimilation and that it drives the (18)epsilon:
20  fermentative metabolism, with a reliance on nitrate assimilation and the urea cycle to help fuel ene
21 f photosynthesis and chlorophyll components, nitrate assimilation and the urea cycle, and synthesis o
22  In Klebsiella oxytoca, enzymes required for nitrate assimilation are encoded by the nasFEDCBA operon
23 a oxytoca (pneumoniae), enzymes required for nitrate assimilation are encoded by the nasFEDCBA operon
24                         Enzymes required for nitrate assimilation are encoded by the nasFEDCBA operon
25 ost advantageous configuration tested, where nitrate assimilation (as well as that of ammonium) conti
26                                              Nitrate assimilation by genotype (Az12;Az70) which is de
27 election experiment, tycheposons harboring a nitrate assimilation cassette were dynamically gained an
28 y sequentially partitioned into niches where nitrate assimilation conferred a fitness benefit.
29 ads to the coastal zone may alter planktonic nitrate assimilation efficiency, due to the narrow stoch
30                            Genes involved in nitrate assimilation, energy metabolism, and pentose-pho
31                                              Nitrate assimilation genes are absent in basal lineages
32 niche partitioning set the stage for loss of nitrate assimilation genes from basal lineages as they s
33 e of a genomic island containing nitrite and nitrate assimilation genes in uncultured Prochlorococcus
34                          The distribution of nitrate assimilation genes within clades appears largely
35    In fact, other than genes associated with nitrate assimilation, glucose had a greater effect in re
36 ced by nitrate and were required for maximum nitrate assimilation in barley seedlings.
37                                        Thus, nitrate assimilation in both dicotyledonous and monocoty
38                  VdAtf1 affects ammonium and nitrate assimilation in response to various nitrogen sou
39 ydomonas reinhardtii, the genes required for nitrate assimilation, including the gene encoding nitrat
40  typical of migratory species, in which dark nitrate-assimilation is notably poorer than assimilation
41   Our results suggest that genes involved in nitrate assimilation may be induced by extracellular sen
42 s to divert their newly acquired iron toward nitrate assimilation may underlie why diatoms consistent
43  that, while NIA1 and NII1 are essential for nitrate assimilation, NIA1, NII1, NOL2 and NOL3 are all
44 ved in photosynthesis, cellular respiration, nitrate assimilation, nitrogen fixation, and reactive ox
45 script levels in mutants with defects in the nitrate assimilation pathway show that nitrate assimilat
46 ding proteins involved in photosynthesis and nitrate assimilation pathways show opposite diurnal expr
47  11% of the mNUEGRN, particularly within the nitrate assimilation pathways.
48 ion of the NIT8 gene, which is essential for nitrate assimilation, prevented expression of the gene.
49         These data collectively suggest that nitrate assimilation promotes R. solanacearum virulence
50                           For all genotypes, nitrate assimilation rates in the dark were about 55% of
51 id, downregulation of ammonium transport and nitrate assimilation, restriction of protein degradation
52                    Moreover, NO derived from nitrate assimilation suppresses the redox enzyme S-nitro
53 acid transporters but found no evidence of a nitrate assimilation system, in agreement with the N pre
54 t cellular processes including regulation of nitrate assimilation through inhibition of phosphorylate
55 ectedly, once bacteria reached xylem tissue, nitrate assimilation was dispensable for growth, virulen
56 growth, photosynthesis, photoinhibition, and nitrate assimilation was examined in the cyanobacterium
57                      However, nasA-dependent nitrate assimilation was required for normal production
58 led a higher expression of genes involved in nitrate assimilation when lst8-1 mutants were shifted to
59 S production was significantly influenced by nitrate assimilation when nitrate was not required for g
60 tiered nitrate regulatory network that links nitrate assimilation with carbon and energy metabolism f