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Fortin, Sophie, author.
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Pycnoporus cinnabarinus : extraction, isolation et caracterisation de molecules ayant un effet
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Quach, Austin, author.
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simultaneously measure proteins, lipids, metabolites, and other molecules.
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Baroi, James Anabil, author.
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molecules found in the complex composition of fine PM that have been shown to undergo a potentially
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Kong, John Yuk, author.
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characterization of ionized compounds, it does not always allow for the differentiation of isomeric molecules. Gas
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Bittner, Brianna F., author.
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Lipids are unique molecules that are significant to the structure of cell membranes, metabolism
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Miller, Garry Grant, author.
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the molecules to the unit cell. The pigments of main interest in this work are Pigment Red 57 and
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McCarron, Matthew A., author. (orcid)0000-0003-3525-5727
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transfer of their energy into the dye molecules via Forster resonance energy transfer. The dye's reaction
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Chuah, Wei Chean, author.
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hydrogen bonding with the analyte molecules which have weaker proton affinities (PA) than ammonia. N2 DART
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Campbell, Matthew T., author.
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example of an ion-molecule reaction is the adduction of water to lithium cationized molecules, [M+Li]+, in
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Nahan, Keaton S., author.
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separating volatile molecules at low levels by using solid phase microextraction (SPME) fibers. In order to
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Engels, Jan Frederik, author.
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nanoparticles react to single fluorescent molecules after a hydrolyzation. All types of fabricated fluorescent
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Mena, Mario J., Jr., author.
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-volatile molecules such as PAH. In turn, the newly coupled system may penetrate our respiratory system. In addition
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