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“... O2 m-3 d-1, respectively). Moreover, the decrease in lake volume during P2 turned the mixed layer depth more variable...”
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“... in CNS. We here review age-induced effects of GPCR signaling via the Gi/o subfamily at the CNS. During...”
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“...The enzymatic hydrolysis (EH) rate normally decreases during the hydrolysis, leaving unhydrolyzed...”
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