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Tim was very degraded at the end of his life".
In 1941, Malcolm R. Miller found the bird's musculature similar to that of the common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) after he dissected a specimen preserved in spirits at the Cambridge Museum, but noted that the tissue was very degraded and the similarity did not necessarily confirm a relationship with starlings.
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Thus, the majority of the serving RSRP measurements reported by the users of this kind of cells are very degraded.
As shown by HPLC analysis of mouse blood collected 5 min pi, [111In-DOTA]MG11 was very rapidly degraded in vivo in agreement with previous findings (Fig. 2a) [8, 15, 26].
The radiolabelled product was stable for 24 h at room temperature, but was very rapidly degraded in human serum in the absence of a protease inhibitor, which had a stabilizing effect.
After binding and internalisation, LDL was very efficiently degraded: 724 +/- 19 ng LDL mg-1 cell protein h-1.
In support of this notion, T. leycettanus was very capable of degrading cellulose as the enzyme assays showed that it secreted by far the highest amount of cellulases of all the fungi tested.
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