1 all intestine are efficiently reabsorbed and reutilized.

2 stored in the cytoplasm in forms that can be reutilized.

3 turn, the flocculated algal biomass could be reutilized as a substrate for Citrobacter sp. AzoR-1 cul

4 e first evidence that harvested algae can be reutilized as a substrate to grow a bioflocculant using

5 re dynamic anatomical structures that can be reutilized by newly activated B cells during immune resp

6 mponents of the dying zooid viscera could be reutilized by the developing buds, possibly as part of a

7 s unique insights into how opioids have been reutilized during evolution to coordinate the mother-inf

8 main transcriptional code whose elements are reutilized following the specification of neuronal ident

9 DNA, but this 3' terminus is not efficiently reutilized for another round of extension.

10 s to the cytoplasmic leaflet where it can be reutilized for lipid intermediate biosynthesis, and doli

11          Hydroxyproline, in contrast, is not reutilized for protein synthesis.

12 ties such as erythropoiesis is thought to be reutilized from cellular hemoproteins.

13 omodimerization surfaces in lipovitellin are reutilized in apoB and MTP to achieve apoB-MTP interacti

14  of events in mitotic stem cell lineages, is reutilized in postmitotic neurons to control postdiffere

15 n NO reacts with oxygen in arterial blood is reutilized in the arterioles when the partial pressure o

16 opment and describe how these mechanisms are reutilized in these populations during regeneration and

17         These modified nucleosides cannot be reutilized or further degraded, but they are excreted in

18 bumin, the bacteria retain and substantially reutilize the phospholipid breakdown products and surviv

19 sis, Cdc10 made during vegetative growth was reutilized to build sporulation-specific structures and

20 at up to 60% of the internalized apoE may be reutilized under physiologic conditions.