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And in July, a pipeline in Kalamazoo, Mich., ruptured and spilled more than a million gallons of a petroleum mixture derived from Canadian tar sands.

These novel molecules potently inhibit an HDAC enzyme mixture derived from HeLa cervical carcinoma cells and show potent antiproliferative activity against the breast cancer cell line MCF7.

The separation of acetone and ethanol binary mixture derived from the fermentation broth using pervaporation membranes is very challenging, most likely due to their small molecular size differences.

This assay showed that each peptide could be quantified with high accuracy, even though the peptides were in a mixture derived from two organisms.

Thus, the rCBF measures are a heterogeneous mixture derived from both the white and grey matter tissues, vascular volumes, and cerebrospinal fluid spaces, but the relative weights of the individual tissue components are unknown [21, 22, 24 26].

When lettuce plants (Lactuca sativa) were treated with an amino acid mixture, derived from enzymatic hydrolysis of proteins, (Terra-Sorb) and subjected to cold, treated plants had higher fresh weights and improved stomatal conductance [51].

The source nucleic acid mixture derives from all 20 of the hives being monitored for the study, with 50-100 individual bees per hive, with libraries prepared following four separate protocols, three of which could have captured purely RNA species such as the LSV2 virus.

The composites have been prepared via reaction sintering of partially reacted oxide mixtures derived from a high-energy ball milling process.

The results of this study can be used to design low NOx burners for combustion of gas mixtures derived from gasification of biomass.

Downstream processing of biofuels and bio-based chemicals represents a challenging problem for process synthesis and optimization, due to the intrinsic nonideal thermodynamics of the liquid mixtures derived from the (bio) chemical conversion of biomass.

The few available studies that have sought to investigate the genotoxicity of mixtures derived from treating anti-cancer drugs prior to disposal seem to share the commonality of coupling analytical methods to measure concentration and genotoxic bioassays, namely the Ames test to monitor inactivation.