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The red shifts of the two peaks namely hydroxyl and carboxylic by 20-25 cm-1 for metal loaded adsorbent further suggest that chelation with salicylic acid functionality is responsible for the sorption of metal ions by adsorbent.
Mutations in POLG, which lead to aberrant functionality are responsible for numerous disease phenotypes including Alper's syndrome and Progressive external ophthalmoplegia (PEO) [135,136].
The investigations of differently tuned electrochemically reduced graphene oxide (ERGO) allowed the obtainment of clear evidences that groups containing C=O and/or C O functionalities are responsible for this electrocatalytic response of the nanomaterial.
These measurements have been correlated with water contact angle (WCA) results and showed that the created polar oxygenated functionalities are responsible for a sharp local increase in wettability.
But the LCT locus, the functionality of which is responsible for lactase persistence, has been under positive selection in the European population [ 41].
This negative shift of the N1s spectrum indicates the electron donation through the oxygen functionalities of carbon, which is responsible for the electron dislocations in the vicinity of the nitrogen atoms [39, 40].
We investigated function and localization of G213R rClC-7 to decide whether mislocalization or impaired functionality of G215R ClC-7 is responsible for ADO II.
GlcNAc-PI de-N-acetylase has a conserved GPI domain, which is responsible for the functionality of this enzyme.
The latter is responsible for the radio functionality of an Android phone.
ITPR2, for which three SNPs were significant, is expressed widely in myocytes, and expression of these receptors is altered in heart failure, which suggests that the signaling mechanism associated with ITPR2 is responsible for critical cardiac functionality for contractility through the regulation of Ca2+ channels that are important in the maintenance of vascular tone (Kockskamper et al. 2008).
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