Substrate

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Science› Biotechnology and Genetics

Food Biotechnology

1. A compound that is altered by an enzyme. 2. Food source for growing cells or micro-organisms. 3. Material on which a sedentary organism lives and grows.

Science

Energy

Science› Energy

Renewable Energy

The material forming the underlying layer of streams. Substrates may be bedrock, gravel, boulders, sand, or clay.

Science› Energy› Renewable Energy

Biomass

The base on which an organism lives or a substance acts upon (as by an enzyme).

Science› Energy› Renewable Energy

Solar Energy

The composition of a streambed, including either mineral or organic material. Materials that form an attachment medium for organisms.

Science

Water

Surface on which a plant or animal grows or is attached. The base on which an organism lives; a substance acted upon.

Technology

Storage

Backing film layer that supports the magnetic layer in a magnetic tape. PET is currently the most commonly used tape substrate.

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