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FT-IR spectroscopic analysis confirmed that a parallel hydrolysis reaction occurred along with the expected modification reactions.
The expected modification of the optical properties of the fluorene copolymer with rotaxane architecture in the main chain was proved by fluorescence and UV vis spectroscopy and consists in a blue-shifted emission.
The positive effect was considered to be due to the removal of lignin, but could also result from an expected modification of the surface lignin structure affecting enzyme-substrate interaction.
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These changes are qualitatively consistent with predictions based upon expected modifications of melt structure.
The expected modifications of the peptide masses can also be entered.
In short, all expected modifications were identified, with no false positives.
As expected, modifications at the hydroxy group (Table 4) resulted in no detectable reactivity for either TbEK1 or TbC/EK2.
After three rounds of site-directed mutagenesis, the resulting clone named pSK-Z3MTΔ, was sequenced to confirm that the expected modifications had been introduced during amplification.
The biggest challenge in top-down database searching lies in assigning combinatorial PTMs especially when the delta mass cannot be explained by expected modifications.
The local conclusion of this simple analysis is that we can expect modification of the receptor occupation at equilibrium whenever the spatial configuration of the receptors is changed.
If there are specific area-level factors that play a role in determining individual-level risk, one might expect modification of the effect across urban rural geographies, since several area-level environmental (e.g. air pollution) and social (e.g. isolation) risk factors are divergent across urban- rural settings.
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