Mass spectrometric analysis of gas exchange in light and dark by N-limited cells of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii indicated that ammonium assimilation was accompanied by an increase in respiratory carbon flow to provide carbon skeletons for amino acid synthesis. Tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle carbon flow was maintained by the oxidation of TCA cycle reductant via the mitochondrial electron transport...

Triadic concept analysis (TCA) is an extension of formal concept analysis (dyadic case) which takes into account modi (e.g. time instances, conditions, etc.) in addition to objects and attributes. Thus instead of 2-dimensional binary tables TCA concerns with 3-dimensional binary tables. In our previous work we generalized TCA to work with grades instead of binary data; in the present paper we s...

Despite the rapid growth of user-generated unstructured text from online group discussions, business decision-makers are facing the challenge of understanding its highly incoherent content. Coherence analysis attempts to reconstruct the order of discussion messages. However, existing methods only focus on system and cohesion features. While they work with asynchronous discussions, they fail wit...

Although the Transaction Cost Analysis framework (TCA) has been dominant in explaining inter-firm relationships, TCA has been criticized for ignoring the social embeddedness of inter-firm relationships. It is proposed that the inclusion of trust in TCA supplements the explanations offered by TCA on buyer behaviors in buyer-seller relationships. The empirical findings suggest trust functions as ...

In preparing intracellular microbial samples for one- or two-dimensional electrophoresis, trichloroacetic acid (TCA) precipitation is frequently used to remove interfering compounds. Solubilization of TCA precipitate typically requires the addition of a number of chaotropes or detergents, in a multistep process, that requires hours to carry out. In this study, a simple, rapid, one-step method t...

The Krebs (or tricarboxylic acid (TCA)) cycle has a central role in the regulation of brain energy regulation and metabolism, yet brain TCA cycle intermediates have never been directly detected in vivo. This study reports the first direct in vivo observation of a TCA cycle intermediate in intact brain, namely, 2-oxoglutarate, a key biomolecule connecting metabolism to neuronal activity. Our obs...

2 TCA, time compression approximation, is a practical and often quite accurate tool to predict 3 postponding infiltration for field applications. A modified approximation (MTCA) can be used 4 just as easily and, in general, will reduce the error by about 50%. This is based on two results: 5 1. After ponding, TCA and MTCA predict very close infiltration rates; and 6 2. MTCA, but not TCA, uses th...

Inborn defects of the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle enzymes have been known for more than twenty years. Until recently, only recessive mutations were described which, although resulted in severe multisystem syndromes, did not predispose to cancer onset. In the last ten years, a causal role in carcinogenesis has been documented for inherited and acquired alterations in three TCA cycle enzymes, ...

Transverse chromatic aberration (TCA) is one of the largest optical errors affecting the peripheral image quality in the human eye. However, the effect of chromatic aberrations on our peripheral vision is largely unknown. This study investigates the effect of prism-induced horizontal TCA on vision, in the central as well as in the 20° nasal visual field, for four subjects. Additionally, the mag...

An achromatic element eliminating only longitudinal chromatic aberration (LCA) while maintaining transverse chromatic aberration (TCA) is established for the eye model, which involves the angle formed by the visual and optical axis. To investigate the impacts of higher-order aberrations on vision, the actual data of higher-order aberrations of human eyes with three typical levels are introduced...