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The input data is now restricted to solubilities in the less polar solvents where cinnamic acid is expected to exist predominantly in dimeric form.
NIa was shown to exist predominantly in the cytoplasm as observed by immunofluorescence microscopy.
In nature, most microbes are assumed to exist predominantly in surface-associated communities, encased in a self-produced matrix, termed biofilms [1], [2], [3].
These kinds of molecules have been reported to exist predominantly in four plant families: Rutaceae, Moraceae, Fabaceae and Apiaceae (for review see [ 4]).
Instead, this sequence appears to exist predominantly or exclusively in an integrated form within the main chromosome, often occurring in tandem arrays.
In fact, neuritin was shown to exist predominantly as a soluble secreted form in vivo, and several studies indicated that this soluble form had neurotrophic effects in mammalian neurons.
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Although slaves also were employed in the household, slavery in all of those societies seems to have existed predominantly to produce marketable commodities in mines or on plantations.
Shops selling medical equipment, like wheelchairs and surgical knives, exist predominantly for patients to purchase supplies that a nearby public-sector hospital may not have.
Based on these observations a strategy to design face discriminated glycosyl donors that exist predominantly in only one family of conformers is proposed.
The intact ladderane lipids exist predominantly with an ether linkage to the sn-2 position of a glycerol back bone, via an alkyl chain, while the sn-1 position is linked via either an ether or ester bond [ 26, 29].
For technical reasons, it is probably impossible to rule out such local cellular hypoxia that may exist predominantly within the mitochondria.
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