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Firstly, in contrast to many proteases, uPA appears to have a restricted substrate specificity, its only identified biological substrate being the proenzyme plasminogen, which it converts to the enzymatically active serine protease plasmin.

While the diiodide does not bind CO in CH2Cl2, when treated with AgBF4 it converts to the putative electrophile '[IFe pdt Ni dppe)]+' (or perhaps its dimer), which undergoes carbonylation to afford [ OC 3FeI pdt Ni dppe)]+ ([ 1I]+).

Microsoft places a similar restriction on the books it converts to electronic form.

Under Gove's legislation, a local authority ceases to maintain a school when it converts to academy status.

When the United States is drawn into World War I, the Company, as the townspeople call it, converts to producing presses to make guns and shells.

As shown previously, freshly dissolved PrP23-144 is monomeric and largely unstructured, but upon incubation it converts to β-sheet-rich amyloid fibrils24.

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It converted to a tourist economy, albeit a tiny one.

It converted to rentals shortly after opening in 2006.

She would love to see it converted to supplying renewable fuels to the region.

Education Guardian first visited the Newark school just over a year ago, before it converted to an academy.

"If an old one existed on the property, they wanted it converted to a flower garden.

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