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These results demonstrate that the phase change properties of CPCMs-4 with EG are very similar to those of the PEG mixture, suggesting that waste sawdust, EG, and PEG are compatible.

The authors also found that the formation of DSS1-protein adducts is enhanced by ATP supplementation in a dose-dependent manner and is blocked by the addition of metal chelator EDTA in the reaction mixture, suggesting that this process requires energy and involves ATPase.

Intriguingly, the authors showed that the bees did not respond to all of the individual odorants with the same efficiency after learning them as a mixture, suggesting that mixtures are interpreted through key components.

Our data show that bees learn a selection of mixture-specific key odorants as representatives for a scent mixture, suggesting that the brain filters incoming olfactory information from complex scents and only passes on information from selected odorants to higher brain centres.

Furthermore, tissue levels of ME or CA were greater when given as individual chemicals, but these levels were significantly lower when the chemicals were given as a mixture, suggesting that crystallization in the intestines may have limited bioavailability.

Minor but significant changes in the spectra and the percent composition (Table 1) were noted for the mixture, suggesting that hPPARα and hLXRα interact and undergo a change in conformation upon interaction.

The morphology of the α + θ mixture suggests that the eutectoid reaction γ → α + θ occurs.

Lack of additional bound protein with increasing protein amount (above 400 µg/ml) in the reaction mixture suggested that the surfaces of nanosilica were saturated with protein.

Comparison the 1H NMR spectra of pure β-CD and FLZ:β-CD mixture, suggests that the chemical shift of β-CD proton is changes upon bonding to FLZ. β-CD cavity protons H-3' and H-5' show maximum shielding compared to H-1', H-2' and H-4' in presence of varying amounts of FLZ.

Experiments comparing the 83Kr MR signal intensity from lungs to that arising from a balloon with no internal structure inflated to the same volume with krypton gas mixture suggest that most of the observed signal originated from the alveoli and not merely the conducting airways.

The results of temperature-dependent XRD study on the Fe3O4/CNT and Fe2.73Mn0.27O4/CNT catalysts under H2/CO = 1 mixture suggest that the decreasing in FTS activity on the Fe3−xMnxO4/CNT catalysts with an excess of Mn may have resulted from that the rate of carburization of metallic Fe is retarded by the Mn oxide species.