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But sweet it is not, for sap wiped into the eye causes intense pain and temporary blindness until its caustic nature is neutralised by medication.
About 30% of the fly-ash is CaO, a portion of which is neutralised by atmospheric.
3′ end nucleotides 9-UGAUGGUU-16 form a duplex with the co-crystallized complementary oligonucleotide 5′OH-GCUACCAA and the 3′ end backbone is neutralised by basic residues Lys859, Lys862, Arg869, and Lys870 from helix α33 of the α-ribbon.
Cleavage and activation of procaspase 9 only occurs, however, when the inhibitory activity of another apoptosome component, IAP, is neutralised by another protein released from mitochondria, Smac/DIABLO [ 33].
In this scenario, the beneficial effect of the TKI treatment specifically acting on leukaemic stem cells is neutralised by the selective activation of normal HSCs by IFN α that spares the leukaemic cells and induces an additional binding deficit of the normal cells.
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The analysis of antigenic structures of CHAT and Mahoney with a panel of Sabin 1 neutralising monoclonal antibodies shows, that neither Mahoney or CHAT strains were neutralised by three antibodies against sites 1 and 3. CHAT alone did not react with two antibodies against site 2a.
Some people may believe the effects of the alcohol are being neutralised by the caffeine".
More likely, I think, is that his lo-fi style would be neutralised by conspicuous success.
But much of the federal effort has been neutralised by state and local cuts.
The slight edge Mr Romney enjoys in enthusiasm may be neutralised by the stronger organisation of Mr Obama's ground campaign.
A fourth group, has been neutralised by the government; a success for which the international community has not given credit.
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