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Taking advantage of a detoxification reaction existing in the mammalian body, glutathione (GSH) becomes unique in indirectly sensing the concentration of methyl isothiocyanate.
An upper bound to the length of a DNA sequence is when it becomes unique in the genome, instead of having thousands of occurrences in which only a subset is functional.
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Eventually, Roddick became unique in a different way, as kind of a tennis anachronism.
When first he appeared in Australia colours, in a Twenty20 match, he became unique in never having played a first-class match in his life.
The show became unique in having two of its songs, "Hey, There" and "Hernando's Hideaway", in first and second positions on the hit parade for several months.
If a shift in social behavior was the critical development in human evolution, then the answer to how humans became unique lies in exploring how human societies first split away from those of apes.
Indeed, most of the amino acid transitions appear in the AtMAPKKK13-14 orthenogs, then become more frequent in the AtMAPKKK15-18 ortoologs, to finally become unique or almost unique in the FRKs (such as the A18 of subdomain I, the S9 in subdomain II, the G1 and C5 in subdomain VIb, or the A6 and G17 of subdomain IX).
The combination of aromatherapy product and Balinese culture make this product become unique and famous in the market.
In any case, it became unique: The Chameleon was not published again.
Niantic said picking your favourite Pokémon to become your buddy would open up unique in-game rewards and experiences.
In a sense, each individual human or mouse disease/phenotype gene set becomes a unique hypothesis, testable in a variety of ways.
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