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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sites of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "sites of"? You can use "sites of" when referring to locations or places where something occurs or exists.
Example: "The city has several historical sites of interest that attract tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "locations of" or "places of".
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Site-directed ligase independent mutagenesis (SLIM) [34] was performed to change aspartates to alanines at the Metal A sites of Arabidopsis NRPD1 (NRPD449A(D451A, D449andD451A) aNRPE1PE1 (NRPD451A(D453A, D451andD453A) and to mutate the Metal B site of NRPD2a (E785A, D786A).
(A) Sites of climbing fiber (cf US) and parallel fiber (pf CS) stimulation and Purkinje cell recording (Pc recording).
The La-doping content has a lower critical value of about 0.10 in comparison with La-doped Bi4Ti3O12, which may be attributed to the stable Sr2+ ions at A sites of SrBi4Ti4O15.
At lower concentrations, Zn ions occupy preferentially tetrahedral A sites of CoFe2O4 whereas for higher concentration, Zn ions have the tendency to move to octahedral B sites (Fe).
A prospective study (2011 12) on 500 adult migraine patients (International Classifications of Headache Disorders (ICHD), 2 1.1, 1.2.1 and 1.6.1) was conducted to document (a) sites of onset of pain and (b) location of pain during established attacks (in >50% occasions) through semi structured interviews.
Using human and mouse orthologous poly(A) sites [41], we found that the proximal poly(A) sites of genes with more significant 3'UTR shortening in generation of iPS cells tend to be more conserved (Figure 4A).
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