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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
carboxylate . - adjective chemistry
Converted into acarboxylic acid , normally by theoxidation of analcohol oraldehyde .
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Examples
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When too few of the osteocalcin proteins in our bone are carboxylated, our bones have increased risk for fracture.
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During the IFNγ-treatment and/or transfection procedure, 2 µm carboxylated latex beads (Polysciences, Warrington, PA) were added to the culture at a dilution of 1: 1000, and the cells were incubated with the latex beads at 37°C overnight.
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For MGP to function in this way, it must first be present in its carboxylated form; vitamin K is required for this carboxylation process.
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When too few of the osteocalcin proteins in our bone are carboxylated, our bones have increased risk for fracture.
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One of the amino acids in the clotting factors, called glumatic acid, is the component of the clotting factors that gets carboxylated.
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For MGP to function in this way, it must first be present in its carboxylated form; vitamin K is required for this carboxylation process.
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Still the study "is the first to show that carboxylated SWNTs can produce a variety of ROS under natural conditions," says
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To find out, Jafvert and colleagues simulated environmental exposure by shining natural sunlight on glass tubes filled with carboxylated SWNTs suspended in water.
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They found that after irradiating the tubes for up to 80 hours, carboxylated SWNTs produced all three ROS types.
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One of the amino acids in the clotting factors, called glumatic acid, is the component of the clotting factors that gets carboxylated.
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