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E. /. Transferase-) and . Ept, PhosphoEthanolamine-Cytidyl-Transferase), PEMT (PhosphatidyleEthanolamine-N-methyl-Transferase, PlpA2 (PhosphoLipase A2), PlpC (PhosphoLipase C), PlpD (PhosphoLipase D)

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. Ptdeth, Parameters: VM (Michaelis maximum reaction rate) The Memory effect group's parameters and the related pathway are shown by blue color. The Definitively changed group's parameters and the related pathway are shown by red color. The Finally changed group's parameters and the related pathway are shown by green color, p.74

. Ptdeth, Parameters: VM (Michaelis maximum reaction rate) The Memory effect group's parameters and the related pathway are shown in blue color. The Definitively changed group's parameters and the related pathway are shown in red color, p.82