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To improve the precision of compaction recovery, a depth compaction model has been proposed that involves both porosity and clay content.
From these studies, a model of the inactive and active states of PhoB has been proposed that involves the formation of two distinct dimers.
Yet another mechanism for regulating GTPase activity has been proposed that involves the action of redox agents, specifically reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS).
An alternative theory of an ancient origin for all coronaviruses has recently been proposed that involves an alternative evolutionary molecular clock analysis, which places the most recent common ancestor many millions of years ago (14 ).
The chemistry underlying the formation of these cross-links has not been elucidated, but a mechanism has been proposed that involves the conjugation of proteins to the ring-opened aldehyde form of 1, N-dG exocyclic lesions in duplex DNA (Scheme 4).
Currently, the naming for beta-defensins in avians is very heterogeneous (e.g. 'ostricacins' for ostrich beta-defensins) and a system has been proposed that involves renaming genes as part of an adaptation to the new system for avian beta-defensins in which the term "avian beta-defensin", abbreviated to AvBD, has been suggested [ 42].
In this paper, VLSI design for the ARPS algorithm is proposed that involves reasonably limited hardware resource without compromising the real-time speed for transmitting HD videos.
A simple, novel method for improving the electrochemical response of Sn in lithium cells is proposed that involves preparing Sn by a reduction procedure in the presence of Mo powders.
Based on the binding geometry, a reaction mechanism is proposed that involves one of the two conserved active site histidine residues acting as a general base abstracting the proton from the cyanohydrin hydroxyl group.
Several possible mechanisms have been proposed that involve the interaction of silver with biological macromolecules [ 13] such as enzymes and DNA through an electron-release mechanism [ 14].
