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Drug molecules may combine with receptors to initiate a series of physiological and biochemical changes.

Subsequently, a fourth helium nucleus may combine with carbon to give oxygen.

A bacterium-containing vacuole (phagosome) may combine with another vacuole that contains bacterial-degrading proteins (lysozymes).

Health officials worry that the avian strain may combine with human influenza to create a new virus.

The lipid, alkoxy, and peroxy radicals may combine with one another (or other radicals) to form stable, nonpropagating products (termination).

The new zeal for national champions may combine with lacklustre growth to fuel a new wave of mercantilism.

In the future some of their principles may combine with those used in sophisticated robots in which every angle is controlled.

Other bases besides HCO3- may buffer the hydrogen ions secreted into the distal tubules; in addition, the ions may combine with ammonia also secreted by the tubules.

Headwinds from the currency and energy markets may combine with 8.9percentt unemployment and fragile business confidence to drive growth in 2005 below the 1.6percentt rate predicted two weeks ago, the commission said.

United Nations officials have also called the continued presence of the strain a threat to human health because it has become increasingly virulent and may combine with a human influenza virus that could cause a worldwide influenza epidemic.

The low price of carbon on trading markets and the low price of coal may combine with a lack of credit and debt-averse developers to halt new wind farms and other green-energy developments.

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