In each case, inversion of configuration was demonstrated using thio-substituted non-bridging phosphate oxygens.
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This effect allowsoxygento be released from the molecule at venousoxygenpressure.
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The results support a link between aerobic resistance and defectiveoxygenscavenging.
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Reproducibility of replicate analyses of standards was generally better than 0.1 for both carbon- andoxygen-isotope ratios.
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We note that since (2.20), the equation foroxygentension, is quasi-steady, small jumps in the oxygen tension may appear between consecutive timesteps.
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However, we have observed that some exposure to atmospheric molecularoxygenmay have limited, if any, effect on viability of certain methanogens.
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Thus, it appears that at least a few species of methanogens can tolerate atmosphericoxygenfor relatively extended periods of time.
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Increased subaerial volcanism and the rise of atmosphericoxygen2.5 billion years ago.
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It involves administering pureoxygento the patient at greater than atmospheric pressure.
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In the normal fetus, the tension of arterialoxygenwould be higher in the ascending aorta than in the pulmonary arteries and descending aorta.
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Although hopanoid biosynthesis does not requireoxygen, these lipids have never been isolated from strictly anaerobic bacteria.
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Five days later, following extubation, the saturations were 86-88% in 50% facialoxygen.
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If demand foroxygenstill exceeds supply once these adaptations have occurred, the fetus must further reduce itsoxygenconsumption.
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The present study was undertaken to investigate the effects of inspiredoxygenand positive end-expiratory pressure on arterial blood gases and systemic delivery of oxygen.
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He helped to design a useful drug to deliveroxygento tumours and to damaged tissues.
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Collocationswithoxygen
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amount of oxygen
In addition, from (5.2), the totalamountofoxygenbeing consumed by the cells also increases.
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atmospheric oxygen
The silica 'fusion crust' from the associated sample holder exhibited a significant degree of isotopic exchange withatmosphericoxygenduring re-entry1.
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bottled oxygen
Fire risks from using either oxygen concentrators or bottled oxygen are relatively small.
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