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It is shown that hydrogen adsorption on rhodium and ruthenium microdeposits is characterized by a low binding energy and that on palladium films by a high binding energy.

The TRPA1 antagonist ADM_12, synthesized in the Laboratory of Prof. Cristina Nativi (University of Florence, Italy) and characterized by a high binding constant versus TRPA1 [23], was dissolved in saline and administered i.p. at the dose of 30 mg/Kg.

The ITC tests show that the binding of oxidized SOD1 proteins to DNA is enthalpy-driven and characterized by a high binding affinity.

However, the penetration of targeted nanoparticles deep into tissue can be hindered by their slow diffusion and a high binding affinity.

On the other hand, Teles et al. [ 47] showed by bioinformatic analysis that lupane has a high binding affinity with topoisomerase IB of Leishmania braziliensis.

Whether a particular PP2A-B56 holocalizeslocalizes to the centromere or kinetochore might thus be explained by a higher binding affinity of B56γ and B56δ for BuBR1 and of B56α, B56β, and B56ɛ for Sgo1 (or Sgo2).

The UPS spectrum of the Al layer around the Fermi edge was shifted to a higher binding energy by the presence of the ECHD layer.

Regarding the N 1 s spectra (Figure 4), the addition of Ni produces a chemical shift of the main peak to a higher binding energy by 1.2 eV, which is a fingerprint of the binding of the N of bipyridine to the Ni2+ moiety [19, 20]. Figure 4d shows the Ni 2p3/2 region.

After immobilization, the characteristic peak of iron was shifted to a higher binding energy by 1-2 eV.

The high resolution C 1s peak of the NeutrAvidin phosphors shows a small shoulder at 287.3 eV shifted to a higher binding energy by approximately 3 eV from the main peak at 284.3 eV, indicating the presence of carbonyls from amides and carboxylic acids of the attached proteins.

Possible adverse effects, especially long-term effects, caused by a high protein binding potential are uncertain.