ca·tab·o·lite (k -t b -l t )n. A substance produced by the process of catabolism. [catabol(ism) + -ite.] |
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| Irene Weber continued her investigation of the catabolite gene activator protein that she had started during her postdoctoral studies with Dr. EHC(TM)for In Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR): A solid or liquid, controlled-release carbon source plus zero-valent iron (or other metals) for accelerated anaerobic biogeochemical reduction of chlorinated hydrocarbons, or pesticides and other relevant contaminants without the accumulation of problematic catabolites. |
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