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In general, the diverse elfects induced by catecholamines serve to mobilize energy resources and prepare the body for immediate action — the fight or flight response. 

Treibacher Industrie is developing metal hydrides with a view to improving and optimising their Hj storage properties for effective use in stationary and mobile energy systems. 

It is needed to mobilize energy promotes normal growth. Large doses lower cholesterol. 

Also, micro may evolve into nano turbines for small, mobile energy needs. Researchers at the University of Maryland, at the MEMS Sensors and Actuators Lab in the School of Engineering, have created a tiny turbine that achieves speeds of 87,000 RPM. The U.S. Department of Defense sees promise... 

Effects of stimulation of the sympathetic division The effect of sympathetic output is to increase heart rate and blood pressure, to mobilize energy stores of the body, and to increase blood flow to skeletal muscles and heart while diverting flow from the skin and internal organs. Sympathetic stimulation also results in dilation of the pupils and the bronchioles (Figure 3.3). 

Petroleum is and will remain the major source of mobile energy for the next century. However, petroleum production has passed its peak in the United States, and in several decades it may peak in the rest of the world. However, in 2001, approximately 45.8 trillion kW hours of energy were consumed worldwide using oil, and projections indicate that this number jumps to approximately 71-74 trillion kW hours in 2025, indicating a —58.3% increase in oil consumption. Also in 2001, the U.S. energy supply from petroleum products was 11.2 trillion kW hours, and it is projected that this number will increase to 16.1 trillion kW hours, indicating a 43.8% increase.8... 

Sucrose is a highly soluble disaccharide that provides a mobile energy source for all the plant cells. Sugar cane stores large amounts of sucrose in its leaves and stalk, whereas sugar beet stores it in roots. All plants make sucrose from two molecules of fructose 6-phosphate. One molecule is activated with UDP and isomerized to UDP-glucose. Sucrose 6-phosphate synthase reacts with UDP-glucose and fructose 6-phosphate to make sucrose 6-phosphate. The latter then reacts with a phosphatase to produce sucrose (Fig. 2.9). 

The local processes of inflammation are facilitated by systemic metabolic changes that mobilize energy as glucose, fatty acids, and amino acids. Fever potentiates several enzymatic reactions in inflammatory and tissue cells that. 

With the development of knowledge concerning the role of pantothenic acid in intermediary metabolism, the critical importance of this vitamin to adrenocortical function becomes more understandable. When the adrenal cortex is stimulated by stressful situations, its function is to respond rapidly by secreting steroid hormones which initiate and maintain a variety of physiological reactions. Its ability to synthesize these hormones may depend on its capacity to mobilize energy rapidly. Pantothenic acid, as part of coenzyme A, plays a critical role in the oxidative metabolism of both carbohydrate and fatty acids and may also be involved directly in lipid synthesis. Therefore, a deficiency in pantothenic acid can create a situation in which the ability of the adrenocortical cells to secrete steroid hormones is seriously impaired. 

Williams B D and Kurani K S (2006), Estimating the early household market for light-duty hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicles and other Mobile Energy innovations in California a constraints analysis,/oMr a/ of Power Sources, 160,446 53. 

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