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pool

noun alliance, amalgamation, bank, cartel, collaboration, collective, collectivism, combination, combination of funds, combine, common fund, common ownership, community of possession, confederacy, consolidation, consortium, cooperation, cosharing, federation, joint concern, joint ownership, joint possession, league, mutual ownership, partnership, syndicate, trust, unification, union
Associated concepts: insolvency pool, involuntary market pool, mortgage pool, stock pool

pool

verb affiliate with, ally, amalgamate, associate, band together, blend, collaborate, combine, confederate, conjoin, connect, consolidate, coordinate, enter into parttership with, federate, involve together, league, merge, mix, share, unify, unite
Associated concepts: pooling of assets

POOL. A small lake of standing water.
2. By the grant of a pool, it is said, both the land and water will pass. Co. Litt. 5. Vide Stagnum; Water. Undoubtedly the right to fish, and probably the right to use hydraulic works, will be acquired by such grant. 2 N. Hamps. Rep. 259; An on Wat. Courses, 47; Plowd. 161; Vaugh. 103; Bac. Ab. Grants, H 3; Com. Dig. Grant, E 5; 5 Cowen, 216; Cro. Jac. 150; 1 Lev. 44; Co. Litt. 5.

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Larvae transport [.sup.14]C-glycine from seawater into the intracellular free amino acid pool. The endogenous pool of non-radiolabeled glycine remains nearly constant during the relatively short period of the transport assay (~50 min); however, the ratio of [.sup.14]C-radiolabeled to non-radiolabeled glycine changes (i.e., the specific activity of glycine in the free amino acid pool changes continuously during the transport assay).

Metabolic cost of protein synthesis in larvae of the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) is fixed across genotype, phenotype, and environmental temperature

bistortoides, as evidenced by large seasonal variations in the rhizome amino acid pool.

Luxury uptake and storage of nitrogen in the rhizomatous alpine herb, Bistorta bistortoides

The amount of glycine in the free amino acid pool increased significantly during development (ANOVA: [F.sub.[1,46]] = 45.43, P [less than] 0.0005; [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 1B OMITTED]).

Protein metabolism in lecithotrophic larvae

AC Caribou harvested at 600 GDD showed an increase in total N and total amino acid pools from the time of the third harvest (7 Oct.

Alfalfa root nitrogen reserves and regrowth potential in response to fall harvests. (Crop Physiology & Metabolism)

Unlike systems [y.sup.+]L, [b.sup.0,+] and [B.sup.0,+], system [y.sup.+] is ubiquitously expressed and functions to accumulate lysine and arginine intracellular amino acid pools for nitrogen metabolism (Verrey et al., 2000).

Molecular cloning, segmental distribution and ontogenetic regulation of cationic amino acid transporter 2 in pigs

During June, when extractable amino acid pools were maximal, populations (most probable numbers, MPN) capable of growth on glycine or glutamate were also high [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 5B OMITTED].

Links between microbial population dynamics and nitrogen availability in an alpine ecosystem

Intracellular free amino acid pools function in cell volume regulation (Pierce, 1982; Yancey et al., 1982; Rice and Stephens, 1988), and the primary function of taurine may be as a compatible osmolyte, a function which is conserved throughout the animal kingdom (Allen and Garrett, 1971; Huxtable, 1992).

Possible roles of sulfur-containing amino acids in a chemoautotrophic bacterium-mollusc symbiosis

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