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Computational Method for the Detection of Communication Pathways in Enzymes that Correlate with Experimentally Defined Thermal Activation Networks. [PDF]

J Phys Chem Lett
Jiang Y, Cordova JP, Klinman JP.
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THE CHEMISTRY OF LIPID OF POSTHEMOLYTIC RESIDUE OR STROMA OF ERYTHROCYTES

Journal of Biochemistry, 1960
Tamio Yamakawa, Yamakawa Tamio
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Chemistry of Print Residue

2013
The impressions left by friction ridge skin on the grasping surfaces of the hands not only demonstrate contact, but are also sufficiently discriminating to allow personal identification. They are thus extremely important in criminal investigations to establish links between the objects, victims, and suspects.
Frick, Amanda, Fritz, Patrick, Lewis, Simon   +2 more
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Chemistry of bauxite residue neutralisation and aspects to implementation

International Journal of Mineral Processing, 2013
Abstract Bauxite residue neutralisation is intended to reduce the environmental impact of this highly alkaline material. Also, it can potentially reduce the need for on-going management of disposal impoundments post-closure, as well as open opportunities for re-use of the residue material.
Luke J. Kirwan, Angus Hartshorn, James B. McMonagle, Liam Fleming, Doireann Funnell   +4 more
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Chemistry and morphology of dried‐up pollen suspension residues

Journal of Raman Spectroscopy, 2013
Pollen grains are covered with lots of different biochemical compounds, like proteins, saccharides and lipids, which are only loosely attached to the pollen. Therefore, they can be separated from the pollen by suspending them in water. Since these compounds play a key role in many atmospheric processes (e.g.
Pummer, B., Bauer, H., Bernardi, J., Chazallon, B., Facq, S., Lendl, B., Whitmore, K., Grothe, H.   +7 more
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Residue chemistry and microbial community structure during decomposition of eucalypt, wheat and vetch residues

Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2009
Abstract Previous studies have shown that residue chemistry and microbial community structure change during decomposition, however little is known about the relationship between C-chemistry and microbial community structure. To address this knowledge gap, we studied C-chemistry and microbial community structure during the decomposition of eucalypt ...
Ronald Smernik, Petra Marschner, Jeffrey Baldock   +2 more
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Overview of Bound Residue Chemistry

Drug Metabolism Reviews, 1990
(1990). Overview of Bound Residue Chemistry. Drug Metabolism Reviews: Vol. 22, No. 6-8, pp. 611-615.
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The chemistry, metabolism and residue analysis of synthetic pyrethroids

Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1981
J Miyamoto
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Residue chemistry guidelines.

Quality assurance (San Diego, Calif.), 1994
Residue chemistry guidelines are designed to determine what the potential residues in food are and how much may be present as a result of pesticide application, so that a tolerance level may be established. Some requirements are established to assist in the enforcement of tolerances by the USDA, FDA, and the states.
C L, Olinger, R D, Schmitt, E, Zager
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Chemistry of the Acid Neutralization Capacity of Bauxite Residue

Environmental Engineering Science, 2009
Abstract Bauxite residue (red mud—RM), a byproduct of the Bayer process for refining bauxite to alumina, is highly alkaline (pH ∼ 13) and its treatment and storage poses unique waste management cha...
Sameer Khaitan, David A. Dzombak, Gregory V. Lowry   +2 more
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