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When VWF is active, it exists in an unfolded form, which exposes its platelet-binding domains and thus allows it to bind to the glycoprotein complexes on platelets.

On January 28th this reached its final working orbit (which takes it over both poles, and thus allows it to see the whole of Mars over the course of a few days as the planet revolves beneath it).

Dr Munger, though, found that both GLP-1 and the receptor molecule that picks it up and thus allows it to act are found in taste buds too.To investigate GLP-1's role in taste, the team used a strain of mice that were genetically engineered to lack GLP-1 receptors.

This ontological modeling conceptualizes the phenomenon one seek to imitate and thus allows it understanding.

However, none of the SLF proteins is able to efficiently bind self S-RNase to result in its degradation, thus allowing it to exert its cytotoxic function inside a self pollen tube (Kubo et al. 2010).

The first part of Adelca's sustainable technology solution was to install the EAF, thus allowing it to make its own steel billets from recycled scrap steel.

After coming under criticism for trying to cover up the extent of its SARS epidemic and thus allowing it to spread around the world, China has been at pains to demonstrate new openness and preparedness to fight future outbreaks.

In addition, the encapsulation process is expected to improve its photo stability, water solubility, and prolonged bio-availability thus allowing it to be used in broad spectrum of medical applications.

It will carry an experiment that will be able to separate perchlorates from organic molecules and thus allow it to identify the organics without destroying them.

administrators and senior colleagues overseeing his case, saying that the purpose of his fiction was to "show violence for the horror that it [is] and thus allow it to be condemned".

A green object viewed through a red lens will appear darker because light from it is not getting to the eye, thus allowing it to be distinguished from a red object.