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Note for editors: An orthosteric agonist binds at the same site on a receptor as the endogenous ligand, in this case, glutamate.— Health News from Medical News Today
Indeed, in contrast with the complete loss of mature miR-124a in Dicer-1 mutants, steady-state levels of endogenous or ectopically expressed mature miR-124a were partially reduced in dfmr1 mutants, whereas the level of pre-miR-124a increased.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
But the supply of money in Italy is endogenous, and demand-determined.— Worthwhile Canadian Initiative
Mainstream theories attribute the alternating periods of boom and bust in the long economic cycles to the metaphorical "invisible hand" of the market mechanism: both upturns and downturns are automatically brought about by purely endogenous, "self-correcting powers" of the market system.— Dollars & Sense blog
Sc infects cells by macropinocytosis and if internalization is necessary for conversion of endogenous PrP— PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles

Century Dictionary (1)
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