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In labor the individuality of each person is submerged by being bound to a chain of natural necessities, to the constraints imposed by biological survival.
Other scenes show Madonna dancing against a wall, smoking a cigarette, and being bound to a chain.
She had been found bound to a chain with a hoard of other animals, left with no access to food, water or shelter.
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A higher efficiency was obtained with the system comprising the thioxanthone bound to a polymer chain and the free amine.
Stalled ribosomes with empty A-sites that still contain a tRNA bound to a peptide chain can result from the translation of truncated, stop-codon less mRNAs.
In a first step, the substrate is covalently bound to a polyubiquitin chain through the sequential action of a triplet of enzymes.
Enhanced CCL2-mediated monocyte migration was probably due to the efficient formation of a chemotactic gradient, but it was also possible that CCL2 was protected from degradation when bound to a CS chain.
C4BP is present in serum mostly as a complex with anti-coagulant protein S (C4BP-PS) [19] bound to a beta-chain that together with seven alpha-chains forms one C4BP molecule.
Furthermore, acylCERs with a linoleic acid chemically bound to a long acyl chain are also identified.
This behavior was observed at various polymer concentrations and we found that the maximum in the solution viscosity and in the hydrodynamic radius occurs always at [HTAB]/[HPC]=0.18, from which we deduce that the average number of surfactant molecules bound to a single HPC chain is 28.
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