When the compound is heated on a flat copper surface, the linkers raise up, alternating from side to side, and propel the molecule forward.
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Suspension cells can be centrifuged onto glass slides ( cytospin ), bound to solid support using chemical linkers, or in some cases handled in suspension.
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The scene shifted off to a territory battle between Nega Nebulus and Great Wall, where Sky Raker and Ardor Maiden are fighting against two Burst Linkers.
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Also, the arrival of U . S . inflation-linked bonds early next year is likely to increase the demand for U . K . linkers.
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Compilers, linkers, loaders, and utilities were then coded in assembly language, further continuing the bootstrapping process of developing complex software systems by using simpler software.
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Many covalent organic frameworks derive their topology from the directionality of the covalent linkages, thus small changes in organic linkers can dramatically affect their mechanical and electronic properties.
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The increasing use of chemical cross linkers, introduced into living cells to fix protein-protein, protein-DNA and other interactions, may ameliorate this problem partially.
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The widening of this spread shows that linkers have outperformed the conventional market over the past month, but this trend could be coming to an end around these spread levels,
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PIII is the protein that determines the infectivity of the virion . pIII is composed of three domains ( N1, N2 and CT ) connected by glycine-rich linkers.
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GFP alone does not interfere with biological processes, but when fused to proteins of interest, careful design of linkers is required to maintain the function of the protein of interest.
