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When it is injected under the surface, hyaluronic acid draws in moisture like a sponge and expands the tissue underneath wrinkles, Dr. Reed said, adding, "But on the surface of the skin, it's not doing anything".

A contemporary of R. Crumb, Spiegelman dropped acid, drew depraved sex acts, and published his work in zines and independent comics as a young underground artist in the 1970s.

Biosynthesis of oleochemicals from lipids and fatty acids draws large attention due to growing interest in natural products and greener processes.

Cu II) is a metal ion, the aqueous chemistry of which with carboxylic acids draws intense interest, targeting new materials and exemplifying diverse and unique structure reactivity correlations.

Acidity in the deep purple-black ink, made from iron salts and tannic acids drawn from vegetables, effectively corrodes the paper it is written on.

High glutamine concentrations either resulting from high rates of synthesis or from uptake from the root medium are known to stimulate expression of the enzyme PEP-carboxylase, possibly as a means to supply 2-oxo acids, drawn from the TCA-cycle through amino acid synthesis [41].

One hundred and four replicas of the process were initiated with the following amino acids drawn with equal probability: alanine, glycine, aspartic acid and valine.

It could be interpreted in such a way that too high alertness of the plant with respect to pathogens (as indicated by too high salicylic acid levels) draws too much of the metabolism into defense associated pathways, thus leading to suboptimal growth.

Succinic acid has drawn much interest as a precursor of many industrially important chemicals.

By placing a small drop of dilute HCl on the edge of the cover slip the acid is drawn under and will react with any carbonate minerals present.

The etchant was applied to the entrance of the capillary and the acid was drawn into the fluidic system by capillary forces.