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Two variants of CbmNav1.2 differed by a single exon 6 exhibited the same alternative splicing site (Fig. 1C and 1D), which maybe resulting in functional enhancement as observed in hNav1.2adu (Xu et al., 2007).

Considering the BSA molecular surface is rich in amino, carboxyl groups that can readily coordinate with heavy metal ions, maybe resulting in the fluorescence quenching of BSA-GNPs, we employed BSA-GNPs to detect Hg2+ by the fluorescence quenching in this work.

This appears to be especially true given that OdLp females presented an estrous cycle similar in structure to regular OLETF females and over consumed food both in the diestrous and estrous phases of their cycle (maybe resulting in high cholesterol, triglycerides and white fat levels despite being lean and with low leptin levels).

The enhanced J sc maybe results from the enhanced diffusivity of I−/I3 − redox species within CE [47].

The improved cycling stability and rate capability maybe resulted from low Li/Ni cation mixing, high electric conductivity and good structure stability.

A possible explanation for the comparatively low specific activities maybe result from the N-terminal SBP-tag as already discussed before.

Through a tsunami event the transportation of foraminifera can happen, which maybe results in broken or reworked specimens (e.g., Chagué- Goff et al. 2012).

The formation of copper sulfides in the early reaction stage maybe results from the difference of the reaction reactivity of two cationic precursors.

Hence, we could speculate that the no survival for tcd10 mutants after the 5-leaf stage at 20 °C maybe result from the loss of photosynthesis due to the block of electron transport in photosystems under cold stress.

This tunnel maybe results from the binding of Ag+ to phosphate group, so that the charge will mainly be transfer by phosphate backbone, instead of π-stack, as reported in Ref. [20].

Applied at reverse bias, the heterojunction diodes show a strong relationship between the diameter and breakdown voltage, which maybe results from the surrounding dielectric influence, as shown in Figs. 5b, c.