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Last year, MOMA presented an Andy Warhol exhibition, which felt like a natural precursor to the Kraftwerk shows.
This production may serve as a natural precursor to life elsewhere.
One step removed from these sex hormones is another popular anti-ageing hormone, DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone), a natural precursor of both testosterone and oestrogen that, according to enthusiasts, can be taken as an oral supplement.
For the second piece, Joseph Rheinberger's Organ Concerto No. 1, he drew in the gallery ranks at the back of the synagogue in a natural precursor of surround sound, causing audience members to spin around in their seats to see who was playing.
Squalenoylation strategy was used to covalently conjugate 5-ALA to squalene, a natural precursor of cholesterol.
5-aminolaevulinic acid (5-ALA) is a natural precursor of haemoglobin.
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His discovery that muscle cells are the natural precursors of brown fat cells was made last year.
It is therefore important to assess their functioning in comparison to their natural precursors.
Natural precursors are characterized by the presence of a variety of admixtures that make difficult production of pure aluminas.
Therefore, many efforts have been made for the preparation of CDs using easily accessible and natural precursors as starting materials.
This review highlights recent advances in the micellization of synthetic graft copolymers and those based on natural precursors, particularly polysaccharides.
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