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Ternary complexes of oxygen-donor ligands and heteroaromatic N-bases such as iminodiacetic (IDA) acid and nitrilotriactic acid (NTA) with some transition metals have attracted much interest as they can display exceptionally high stability and may be biologically relevant [26, 27].

Pentasepalae are Mediterranean orophytes that face a high risk of extinction with climate warming and/or grow in Important Plant Areas (IPAs; IPA online database: http://www.plantlifeipa.org/reports.asp), regions that display exceptionally rich floras of biogeographic interest (Rojas-Andrés et al., 2015).

The cell line NCI-H510A displayexceptionallylly strong constitutive STAT3 phosphorylation whereas NCI-H69 displayed the lowest level with slight to undetectable constitutive expression.

Here, whilst reduced genetic variation compared with wild populations was detected, none of the samples displayed exceptionally low levels of genetic variation.

This allows not only the identification of genomic regions displaying exceptionally high population differentiation, but also exploring the number and physical extent of such regions [ 3].

The sample displayed exceptionally low income with 84% reporting income well below the Australian single-person 'poverty line' of $500 per week, 24 and 94% dependent on government benefits as their main source of income.

Our work demonstrates that while myofibroblasts were found in various types of endocrine tumors, ileal carcinoids displayed exceptionally high proportion of α-SMA immunoreactive fibroblast-like cells in an extensive stroma.

We found that stable-bleb cells plated on Fibronectin-coated substrates under confinement displayed exceptionally fast and directional movements with average cell speed < v cell > = 17.1 ± 0.6 μm/min (n = 67 cells) and persistence length of approximately four cell diameters, best described by a persistent random walk model over long timescales.

On this basis, the results in the tables showed that the heterozygous Mm residues in the genomes of gastric cancers, gliomas, leukemias, liver cancers and primary and secondary lung cancers all displayed exceptionally high mutation rates leading to an all-sample RMm equal to 9.15 % of all Mm residues analyzed, with a great majority of the mutations giving rise to LOH to yield an RLOH of 8.59 %.

These carbon-based metal-free catalysts also display an exceptionally high resistance toward deactivation due to the strong localization of the active sites within the catalyst matrix.

This suggests that these BVMOs display an exceptionally high uncoupling rate and therefore substrates may be unnoticed by monitoring NADPH consumption or phosphate formation.