| The hydride is a complex alloy of rare-earth elements and other metals that may be decomposed and reformed reversibly. |
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| Legume lectins are a group of oligomeric proteins that bind carbohydrates reversibly and specifically. |
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| To induce left lung alveolar hypoxia, the left mainstem bronchus was reversibly occluded with a microvascular clip. |
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| Glucose modulates the fluorescent signal by binding reversibly to the boronic acid component attached to the quencher molecule. |
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| Daptomycinis reversibly bound to human plasma proteins, primarily to serum albumin, in a concentration-independent manner. |
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| It occurs independently or contingently, completely or partially, wholly or selectively, radically or superficially, continuously or reversibly. |
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| According to them, it is possible to sterilise a man reversibly for six months by means of a painless treatment based on ultrasound. |
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| Both nicotine and varenicline reversibly bind to the same receptor binding site. |
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| Amino groups of the hemoglobin molecule react reversibly with carbon dioxide in solution to yield carbamates. |
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| Nanoscopic gold spheres can be reversibly bound to DNA strands. |
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| It is the iron atom that reversibly binds oxygen as the blood travels between the lungs and the tissues. |
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| It then automatically and reversibly adjusts its function to accommodate the wound's needs, which may frequently and unpredictably change. |
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| Materials are planned that can reversibly alter their characteristics when the physical, chemical or biological aspects of their environment change. |
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| The condensation reactions, which occur reversibly in dilute aqueous solution, involve formation of oxo bridges by elimination of water from two molecules of the weak acid. |
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| Some experts point to the promise of so-called carbon nanotubes a form of carbon that experiments suggest could reversibly store astounding quantities of hydrogen. |
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| Research has shown that such alloys as lanthanum-nickel in certain proportions will reversibly dissolve or release hydrogen in proportion to changes in pressure and temperature. |
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| Timolol maleate combines reversibly with a part of the cell membrane, the beta-adrenergic receptor, and thus inhibits the usual biologic response that would occur with stimulation of that receptor. |
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| Some calcium salts are reversibly soluble. |
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| The toxophoric portion of a given pesticide may interact reversibly or irreversibly with its biomolecular site, depending upon the reactive nature of the toxophore and the biomolecular site. |
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| Gadofosveset binds reversibly to the plasma protein, albumin. |
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| This is achieved by use of small chemical affinity ligands designed to bind a target biomolecule specifically and reversibly. |
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| Instead of reversibly binding oxygen, these proteins hydroxylate substrates, illustrated by their role in the formation of lacquers. |
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| The team found that cell membranes were either reversibly or irreversibly disturbed following an NIR pulse, depending on the energy of the laser. |
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| The reversibly dyed hydrogel or silicon hydrogel substrate returns to its non-dyed appearance over time and the dye is removable by soaking in a saline solution. |
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