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Annual Review of Nutrition, 1998
▪ Abstract This review examines the involvement of the gastrointestinal tract in the utilization of nitrogen, the identities of the nitrogenous substances entering and leaving the gut, and the significance of this recycling in the overall nitrogen economy of the body. It is concerned with nonruminant mammals, including man.
M F, Fuller, P J, Reeds
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▪ Abstract This review examines the involvement of the gastrointestinal tract in the utilization of nitrogen, the identities of the nitrogenous substances entering and leaving the gut, and the significance of this recycling in the overall nitrogen economy of the body. It is concerned with nonruminant mammals, including man.
M F, Fuller, P J, Reeds
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Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, 1998
The minimal nitrogen cycle involves five reduction reactions and three oxidation reactions, each of which poses interesting problems in bioinorganic chemistry, energy transduction and protein structure/function relationships. Many of the major recent developments in this field have depended on the acquisition of protein crystal structures, including ...
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The minimal nitrogen cycle involves five reduction reactions and three oxidation reactions, each of which poses interesting problems in bioinorganic chemistry, energy transduction and protein structure/function relationships. Many of the major recent developments in this field have depended on the acquisition of protein crystal structures, including ...
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Abstract The nitrogen cycle starts with nitrogen fixation, the reduction of nitrogen gas to ammonia by cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. In addition to free-living microbes, some nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria are in symbiotic relationships with algae or terrestrial plants.
David L Kirchman, Ashley Shade
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David L Kirchman, Ashley Shade
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1981
Nitrogen has a crucial role to play in primary productivity, and indeed is the plant nutrient required in greatest quantity. In the biosphere it undergoes what is essentially a cyclical eight-electron shuttle between the most oxidized form at valence +5 (NO 3 - ) and the most reduced form at valence -3 (NH3).
W. D. Grant, P. E. Long
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Nitrogen has a crucial role to play in primary productivity, and indeed is the plant nutrient required in greatest quantity. In the biosphere it undergoes what is essentially a cyclical eight-electron shuttle between the most oxidized form at valence +5 (NO 3 - ) and the most reduced form at valence -3 (NH3).
W. D. Grant, P. E. Long
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1982
The purpose of this paper is to review the biogeochemical nitrogen cycle. The importance of nitrogen derives mainly from its fundamental nutritional role, but is also due to the fact that nitrogenous substances are important environmental pollutants. The possible effect of the interaction between nitrogen oxides and the stratospheric ozone layer is a ...
R. Söderlund, T. Rosswall
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The purpose of this paper is to review the biogeochemical nitrogen cycle. The importance of nitrogen derives mainly from its fundamental nutritional role, but is also due to the fact that nitrogenous substances are important environmental pollutants. The possible effect of the interaction between nitrogen oxides and the stratospheric ozone layer is a ...
R. Söderlund, T. Rosswall
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2006
Elemental nitrogen (N2) makes up 80% of the atmosphere (by volume) and represents the dominant form of atmospheric nitrogen gas. Despite its high atmospheric abundance, N2 is generally nonreactive, due to strong triple bonding between the N atoms, making much of this N2 pool unavailable to organisms.
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Elemental nitrogen (N2) makes up 80% of the atmosphere (by volume) and represents the dominant form of atmospheric nitrogen gas. Despite its high atmospheric abundance, N2 is generally nonreactive, due to strong triple bonding between the N atoms, making much of this N2 pool unavailable to organisms.
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Nitrogen Cycle Electrocatalysis
Chemical Reviews, 2009Victor, Rosca +3 more
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Recent Advances in Impacts of Microplastics on Nitrogen Cycling in the Environment: A Review
Science of the Total Environment, 2022Yan Ming, Yaxin Zhang, Chengyun Zhou
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