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The PubChem Substance database (record identifier: SID) archives chemical information provided by individual data depositors, and the PubChem Compound database (record identifier: CID) contains the unique chemical structure contents extracted from the PubChem Substance database.
The PubChem Substance database contains sample descriptions provided by individual depositors and the PubChem Compound database contains the unique standardized chemical structure contents extracted from the PubChem Substance database.
While the PubChem Substance database (unique identifier SID) contains information provided by individual depositors, the PubChem Compound database (unique identifier CID) contains the unique standardized chemical structure contents extracted from the PubChem Substance database.
The total CK contents extracted from young and fully expanded tomato leaves increased up to 12-fold in 35S::Slines lines compared to WT plants.
The mentioned functionalities are based on regularly updated databases comprising contents extracted from the summaries of product characteristics, publications from regulatory and other healthcare related authorities, guidelines from medical and pharmaceutical associations and societies or their respective drug commissions, etc.
Cholesterol ester contents extracted from the brachiocephalic artery of DKO mice were also much higher than those in apoE−/− mice, suggesting that FGF21 deficiency renders apoE−/− mice more susceptible to atherosclerosis.
The aim of this study is to consider the effect of different extraction methods and solvents on the zerumbone content extracted from Z. zerumbet rhizome, and optimize the selected extraction method using response surface methodology.
Inaddition, the content extracted from the simulation is limited to what iscontained in these text based output files.
The predictability of the content extracted from active users was compared with the content retrieved from random users in two models: the content-based and user-centric approaches.
The streaming server can react to these variations by streaming content extracted from differently pre-encoded versions of a given video sequence, i.e. by performing bitstream switching.
Notable eco-geographical variations were evidenced in terms of diosgenin content extracted from seeds of H. isora growing in seven regions of Maharashtra and Goa (Fig. 1).
