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• PH
  {{lowercase|title=pH}}{{subpages}} {{Image|PH scale.png|right|281px|The pH scale}}
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• PH/Definition
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• PH/Bibliography
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• PH/Approval
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• PH/Related Articles
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• PH meter/Definition
  ...tronic instrument used to measure the acidity or alkalinity of a liquid in pH units.
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• PH/External Links
  ...process-environmental/features/water-quality/the-story-of-ph/ The Story of pH] In the following six sections: **What is pH?
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• PH/External Links
  ...process-environmental/features/water-quality/the-story-of-ph/ The Story of pH] In the following six sections: **What is pH?
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• Thermoplasma acidophilum/Definition
  ...ntous structure, with a known ability to survive high temperatures and low pH's without denaturation occurring.
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• Potential hydrogen
  #REDIRECT [[pH]]
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• Potential of hydrogen
  #REDIRECT [[pH]]
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• MmHg
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• Analytical chemistry
  ...analyzed for an "attribute" related to its [[chemical]] content, such as [[pH]], [[Density (chemistry)|specific gravity]], or [[ash]] content determinati ===[[pH meter|pH]] and [[Ion-selective electrode|Ion-selective (specific) electrodes]]===
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• Ocean acidification
  ...anford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/2004JD005220.pdf</ref> Studies indicate the pH could drop by a further 0.14 to 0.35 units by 2100.<ref>http://www.ipcc.ch/ ...⁺ to remove it, causing the pH to rise. Buffering maintains the pH of the ocean at an average of 8.1 with little variation over time.
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• PH meter/Definition
  ...tronic instrument used to measure the acidity or alkalinity of a liquid in pH units.
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• Acid/Related Articles
  * [[pH]]
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• Ion-selective electrodes/Definition
  ...ution into an electrical potential which can be measured by a voltmeter or pH meter.
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• Natural Gourmet Institute/External Links
  .../www.foodandhealing.com/| Food and Healing] website for Anne Marie Colbin, Ph. D.
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• Ocean acidification/Definition
  Decrease of the [[pH]] of the oceans, presumably due to the increased intake of [[carbon dioxide
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• Alkalosis/Definition
  ...gen ion concentration of arterial blood plasma (alkalemia), results in the pH of the blood exceeding 7.45.
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• Blood gas analysis/Definition
  ...amounts of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood, as well as the acidity (pH) of the blood.
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• Litmus paper/Definition
  A piece of filter paper loaded with litmus that can act as a [[pH]] indicator; is used to test for the acidity of an aqueous solution; figura
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• Ion selective electrode
  ...scription. The most common type is a hydrogen-sensing electrode used in [[pH]] measurements. They are increasingly common as real-time physiological sen This is the usual type used for pH measurement.
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• Lactated Ringer's injection
  ...ceptable range between 6.0 and 7.5. After dissolving the ingredients, the pH may be adjusted with [[hydrochloric acid]] or [[sodium hydroxide]].
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• Acid-base imbalance/Definition
  ...the human body's normal balance of acids and bases that causes the plasma pH to deviate out of the normal range (7.35 to 7.45).
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• Alkali
  *Alkalis have a [[pH]] greater than seven and hence can be detected with [[litmus test (chemistr ...use of [[phenolphthalein]] since it turns from colourless to pink when the pH moves from eight to ten (making it suitable for detecting all but the most
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• PKa
  ...ust like pH is defined as the negative log of the hydronium concentration (pH = -log [H3O]+), one defined pKa in a similar fashion.
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• Molarity/Related Articles
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• Dyspareunia
  ...author=Lee YK, Chung HH, Kim JW, Park NH, Song YS, Kang SB| title=Vaginal pH-balanced gel for the control of atrophic vaginitis among breast cancer surv
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• Acid-Base homeostasis
  ...f name=bevensee2008>Bevensee MO, Boron WF. (2008) Control of Intracellular pH. Volume 2. Chater 51. Page 1429. In: Alpern RJ, Hebert SC, Seldin DW, Giebi That homeostatic targets of ECF and ICF pH makes sense from a biological chemistry perspective for the following reaso
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• Pyrroloquinoline quinone
  ...und to enzyme or at low pH, whereas the semiquinone is only stable at high pH and anerobic conditions.
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• Condensate polisher/Related Articles
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• Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquistions
  ...Due Diligence”, Journal of Business Venturing 10: 5–21. </ref><ref>Kroener PH and Kroener MH, 1991, “Towards more successful Mergers and Acquisitions� ...Due Diligence”, Journal of Business Venturing 10: 5–21. </ref><ref>Kroener PH and Kroener MH, 1991, “Towards more successful Mergers and Acquisitions�
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• Molality/Related Articles
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• Histidine
  ...with [[phenylalanine]], [[tyrosine]] and [[tryptophan]]. At physioligical pH, histidine is usually protonated and is found mostly on the surface of prot
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• Metabolic acidosis/Definition
  ...linicians characterize as abnormally increased acidity &mdash; measured as pH reduction or hydrogen ion concentration ([H⁺]) increase &mdash;
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• Alkali/Related Articles
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• PH/Related Articles
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• Ion-selective electrodes/Related Articles
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• Ocean acidification/Related Articles
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• Glucosamine/Related Articles
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• Pulse oximetry/Related Articles
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• Lactic fermentation/Related Articles
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• Toxicology/Related Articles
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• PH
  {{lowercase|title=pH}}{{subpages}} {{Image|PH scale.png|right|281px|The pH scale}}
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• Thermoplasma acidophilum
  ...hese microbes have, and their ability to survive high temperatures and low pH’s without denaturation occurring. ..., this uniqueness allows the microbe to survive the harsh temperatures and pH.
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• Aeropyrum pernix
  ...(with an optimum temperature of 90-95 ºC), pH 5 to 9 (with an optimum at pH 7) and at 1.8 to 7.0% salinity (optimum, 3.5% salinity). It grows well on p
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• Probiotics/Related Articles
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• Lactic fermentation
  ...ion of excess lactate and/or lactic [[acidosis]] (sudden drop in [[blood]] pH). ...period of time, the buffering systems of the tissues are overcome, causing pH to fall and creating a state of acidosis. This may be one factor, among man
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• Peptidyl-dipeptidase A
  ..., zinc glycoprotein that is generally membrane-bound and active at neutral pH. It may also have endopeptidase activity on some substrates".<ref>{{MeSH}}<
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• Slavery/External Links
  ...istory of Slavery in America] a historical overview By Ronald L. F. Davis, Ph. D.
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• P (letter)
  ...= '''f''': '''Phílip, trôphy, phenómenon, grāph, apóstrophê, Philadélphia, phãraôh''' (-rô); but '''Stêphen''' = '''Stêven''' and in some eastern wo '''ph''' also begins clusters: '''Dáphnê''' (-fn-), '''aphrodísiac''' (-fr-).
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• Western sandcherry (Prunus besseyi)
  ...ion of cold hardiness 3. The shrub is best grown in loamy soil with a soil pH - 5.0 to 7.5.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/trees/handbook/
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• Enzyme/Related Articles
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• Aspartic acid
  ...it is thus often found on the outer surface of proteins. At physiological pH, the acidic side chain is deprotonated. It is one of the two acidic amino
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• Vaginitis
  ...author=Lee YK, Chung HH, Kim JW, Park NH, Song YS, Kang SB| title=Vaginal pH-Balanced Gel for the Control of Atrophic Vaginitis Among Breast Cancer Surv
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• Affinity chromatography
  ...y absorbed get separated from the target molecule by either changing the [[pH]] value of the solution, ionic strength or polarity. <ref>[http://uuhsc.uta
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• Water/Related Articles
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• Acetic acid
  ...ion and the hydronium ion. The degree is dissociation is determined by the pH of the solution.
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• Acid
  ...alled '''acidity'''; for aqueous solutions, acidity is quantified on the [[pH]] scale.
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• Sulfur dioxide/Related Articles
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• Paracentesis
  Ph ...pH of lower than 7.35 ([[likelihood ratio]]=9.0) and a blood–ascitic fluid pH gradient of 0.10 or greater ([[likelihood ratio]]=11.3) were the most accu
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• Cinoxacin
  ...nic acid]] and [[nalidixic acid]] and it is active over the entire urinary pH range.
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• Juvenile delinquency
  ...l |author=Hoeve M, Blokland A, Dubas JS, Loeber R, Gerris JR, van der Laan PH |title=Trajectories of delinquency and parenting styles |journal=J Abnorm C
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• Mole (unit)/Related Articles
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• Gobioides broussonnetii
  ==== Temperature, pH, and salinity==== ...are generally healthy at temperatures between 76-78°F (24-26°C), with a [[pH]] between 6.5&ndash;8.5, and [[salinity]] at 1.006&ndash;1.008.
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• Actin
  ...ymerisation or depolymerisation, depending on the conditions (particularly pH).
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• Diploma mill
  ...e University]] - in [[Del Norte]], [[Colorado (U.S. state)|Colorado]]. His Ph. D thesis was significantly shorter than is usually acceptable in academia,
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• Diabetic ketoacidosis
  * Serum pH ≤ 7.30 ** venous pH greater than 7.3
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• Metabolic acidosis
  ...inicians acknowledging that, with few notable exceptions, a similar paired pH and [HCO₃⁻] compositional abnormality exists in the ...n, the concentration often expressed in terms of the common acidity index, pH.<ref name=bevensee2008/> That homeostatic target makes sense from a biolog
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• F (letter)
  ...wever, is spelt '''ph''' in many words from Greek: '''epíphany, Dáphne, grāph, élephant''' (though '''Stêphen''' is pronounced the same as '''Stêven''
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• Electrophoresis
  ...his commonly used method maintains a constant electric field at a stable [[pH]] where the separation depends upon mobility <ref name=Harrison />. ...[electric field]]. Separation depends upon mobility. This process uses a [[pH]] around 8 or 9 where most proteins are negatively charged so that they mov
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• Acidosis
  ...nd characterized by an increase in hydrogen ion concentration (decrease in pH). (Dorland, 27th ed)."<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref><ref name="pmid7230961">{{cite jou ...ratory acidosis, for each increase in the PaCO₂ of 10 mmHg, the pH decreases by 0.08.
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• Ion-selective electrodes
  ...an electrical [[potential]] which can be measured by a [[voltmeter]] or [[pH meter]], and compared to the potential of a non-specific [[reference electr ...aggressive media. A very common example of this type of electrode is the [[pH glass electrode]] found in almost every chemical laboratory.
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• Chlorella minutissima
  ...axonomic position of ''Chlorella''-like isolates from low pH environments (pH < 3.0). BMC Evolutionary Biology, 26 August 2002. 2:13</ref> There is littl ...axonomic position of ''Chlorella''-like isolates from low pH environments (pH < 3.0). BMC Evolutionary Biology, 26 August 2002. 2:13 </ref> Research on '
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• Blood gas analysis
  ...obertson M |title=Agreement between arterial and central venous values for pH, bicarbonate, base excess, and lactate |journal=Emerg Med J |volume=23 |iss
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• Pyrococcus furiosus
  with an optimum temperature of 100 ºC, and between pH 5 and 9 (with an optimum at pH 7). It grows well on yeast extract, [[maltose]], [[cellobiose]], ß-glucans
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• Ruth Patrick
  In 1933, as she neared completion of a Ph. D. in botany from the University of Virginia, she moved to Philadelphia fo
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• Fermentation (biochemistry)
  ...popular belief, the lactic acid is not the primary causes for the drop in pH, but rather ATP-derived hydrogen ions. Inorganic phosphate that increases d
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• Organism/Related Articles
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• Composting
  | pH || 5.0-9.0 || 6.5-7.5 ...th. An immature compost can also contain high levels of organic acids (low pH) or have a high C/N ratio (carbon/nitrogen). If the C:N ration is greater t
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• Carbon dioxide/Related Articles
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• Adsorbent chemistries
  # Varying [[pH]] levels: Changing the pH can reduce the net charges of sample molecules and [[matrix]] [[ligand]]s, ...used as the desorbing agent because they have little effect on the running pH.
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• Reflexology
  | author = Wang MY, Tsai PS, Lee PH, Chang WY, Yang CM.
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• Acid rain/Citable Version
  ...s]], as well as acidified [[fog]] and [[cloud]] [[water]]. The increased [[pH|acidity]] of these depositions, primarily from [[Sulfuric acid|sulfuric]] a {{Image|PH scale.png|right|281px|The pH scale}}
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• Acid rain
  ...acidified [[fog]] and [[cloud]] water.<ref name=NatGeo /> The increased [[pH|acidity]] of these depositions, primarily from [[Sulfuric acid|sulfuric]] a {{Image|PH scale.png|right|281px|The pH scale}}
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• Spectrum bias
  ...name="pmid1605428">{{cite journal |author=Lachs MS, Nachamkin I, Edelstein PH, Goldman J, Feinstein AR, Schwartz JS |title=Spectrum bias in the evaluatio
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• Adenoviridae
  ...s, including unfavorable [[pH]] environments. They are resistant to acidic pH's of 5-6. Furthermore, they can withstand the harshness of lipid solvents.
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• Benjamin Peirce/Bibliography
  ...en logic and mathematics in the works of Benjamin and Charles S. Peirce'', Ph. D. thesis, Middlesex University.
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• Precipitation (chemistry)
  ...dotted lines indicate the proteins' net charges. As can be seen, when the pH is equal to the pI of the proteins, their net charge is zero, and their sol ...precipitation. '''Isoelectric precipitation''' is the process by which the pH of the solution is manipulated to reach the solute's pI to achieve this eff
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• Phospholipase
  ...ed by high [[calcium]] levels and binding to PIP₂ through its [[PH domain]]. It is also thought to be the archetypical PLC. ...) domain. The -β, -δ and -γ forms all contain [[Pleckstrin homology domain|PH domain]]s at their N-termini, however, the -β subfamily is distinguished f
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• Allergic rhinitis
  ...flict of interest]].<ref name="pmid18254486">{{cite journal |author=Ratner PH, Hampel F, Van Bavel J, ''et al'' |title=Combination therapy with azelastin ...006.02478.x }} </ref><ref name="pmid9722799">{{cite journal| author=Ratner PH, van Bavel JH, Martin BG, Hampel FC, Howland WC, Rogenes PR et al.| title=A
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• Cheese
  ...ose]] in the milk and as a result creates [[lactic acid]] which lowers the pH. There are two basic types of starter bacteria; mesophilic bacteria which
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• Protein/Related Articles
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• Carbodiimide
  ...with water soluble primary amides under aqueous conditions and within a [[pH]] range of 4-6.
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• Web service
  ...REST]] (REspresentational State Transfer). The term REST, coined from the Ph. D. dissertation of [[Roy Fielding]], theoretically does not apply to all H
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• Atazanavir
  ...indinavir is decreased by [[St. John's Wort]], antacids and other gastric pH modifiers, such as [[aluminium]], [[bismuth]], [[calcium]], [[cimetidine]]
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• Lactobacillus acidophilus
  ...eps the environment in the gut free from harmful organisms by lowering the pH of the environment, and by producing bacteriocins, which attack the harmful
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• Bifidobacterium animalis
  ...is also possible by ''Bifidobacterium ''strains. The change of intestinal pH happening during carbohydrate fermentation which is created by acidic metab ...es. The ph around 6.5-7 is considered to be optimal. No growth occurs at a ph lower than 4.5, and above 8.5. Bifidobacterium are defined as anaerobic, no
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• Toxicology
  ...hrough multiple dose activated charcoal, surgical removal, or changing the pH of the urine. If an antidote to the toxin is available, it can be given to ...orption from the GI tract, administer sodium bicarbonate to increase the [[pH]] in the urine to help enhance renal elimination, supportive care with IV f
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• Richard Feynman
  ...physicist landed him smack in Los Alamos in 1942, just as he finished his Ph D in Physics from Princeton. His personality was not one that was compatibl
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• Walter Dean Burnham
  ...ved his AB from [[Johns Hopkins University]] in 1951 and his AM (1958) and Ph. D (1963) from [[Harvard University]], working with [[V.O. Key]]. Prior to
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• Environmental chemistry
  ...[chemical oxygen demand]] (COD), [[biological oxygen demand]] (BOD), and [[pH]].
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• Antimalarial
  ...phoid dendritic cell]]s. They do this by increasing their intracytoplasmic pH, leading to changes in the molecular assembly of class II [[major histocomp
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• Red Sailfish (fireboat)
  | quote = Other vessels in the column are the PCG's PH-class coastal patrol craft, the SCDF's heavy fire vessel Red Sailfish and h
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• Influenza A virus
  envelope and matrix is digested and lowering of the pH causes HA protein to transform in a nucleus (Very low PH does not affect nucleocapsid). In the nucleus viral mRNA is produced
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• Supernova
  ...upernova] Sonderburg, M. et al (Feb 2008). arXiv, arXiv:0802.1712v1 [astro-ph] 13. Cornell University </ref>
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• Candida albicans
  ...ctions, and take place in response to environmental changes, most commonly pH and temperature. ...e to deal with extreme variations of pH. A number of genes associated with pH regulatory have been found in ''C. albicans.''
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• Phosphorus/Citable Version
  ...ents share many of their bonding characteristics. For instance, phosphine, PH₃, is an analogue of ammonia, NH₃. Phosphorus, like ni ...e tetravalent phosphonium ion, and form salts such as phosphonium iodide [PH₄]⁺[I^&minus;], see Fig. B.
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• Phosphorus
  ...ents share many of their bonding characteristics. For instance, phosphine, PH₃, is an analogue of ammonia, NH₃. Phosphorus, like ni ...e tetravalent phosphonium ion, and form salts such as phosphonium iodide [PH₄]⁺[I^&minus;], see Fig. B.
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• Lactobacillus casei
  ...means it has an optimum temperature range around 30°C to 40°C. The optimum pH is at approximately 5.5. Scientists have found it to possess beneficial pro ...hich inhibits the development of other organisms as well as decreasing the pH level in the food or beverage product. It is also known to be used in the d
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• Archive:Should we confirm stated credentials or check bios cursorily?
  ...en, ''only'' proof of identity. In other words, if you don't say you are a Ph D on your bio, you don't have to give credible evidence of it in your appli
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• Proteus mirabilis
  ...the bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics," says Harry L.T. Mobley, Ph.D., professor and chair of microbiology and immunology in the U-M Medical S ...must be high. A suitable environment for ''Proteus mirabilis'' must have a pH higher than 7.<ref name=eMed-Over/>
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• Lactobacillus plantarum
  ...f ''L. plantarum'' 299v to produce lactic acid helps maintain healthy, low pH levels of the GI tract. <ref name=Kleerebezem>Kleerebezem, Michiel, Jos B ...ia with resistance to a good range of [[temperature]], [[pressure]], and [[pH level]]. A cold [[pasteurization]] method without freezing the food and th
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• Logarithm
  ...ution.<ref>{{cite book|author=R.Lawn and E. Prichard|title= Measurement of pH (Practical Laboratory Skills Training Guide)|edition=1st Edition|publisher=
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• Metabolic acidosis/Bibliography
  * Bevensee MO, Boron WF. (2008) Control of Intracellular pH. Volume 2. Chater 51. Page 1429. In: Alpern RJ, Hebert SC, Seldin DW, Giebi
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• Gastroesophageal reflux disease
  ...ates with abnormal 24 ph monitoring. In one study the presence of abnormal ph monitoring was:<ref name="pmid4054494">{{cite journal |author=Ott DJ, Gelfa ...ith GERD. However, most patients with have abnormalities of either 24 hour ph monitoring or the Berstein test.<ref name="pmid1864528"/>
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• Crush injury
  ...is not achieved. Use intravenous [[sodium bicarbonate]] to keep the urine pH at 6.5 or greater, to prevent myoglobin and uric acid deposition in kidneys
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• C. Vann Woodward
  ...ology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He was granted a Ph. D. in history in 1937 using as his dissertation the manuscript he had alre
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• Bureaucracy/Bibliography
  ...tion, and Bureaucratic Power in Lesotho." Revision of the author's thesis (Ph D ), Cambridge University Press,
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• R-hadron
  ...ersymmetry, N. Arkani-Hamed, S. Dimopoulos, G.F. Giudice, A. Romanino, hep-ph/0409232]
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• Parainfluenza virus
  ...s’s stability is physiologic pH 7.0 to 8.0 while it loses its stability at pH 3.0 to 3.4, under low humidity and with virus desiccation. <ref> Kelly J. H
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• Chronic fatigue syndrome
  ...sa.edu/cite/--></ref><ref name="pmid1323246">{{cite journal| author=Levine PH, Jacobson S, Pocinki AG, Cheney P, Peterson D, Connelly RR et al.| title=Cl ...k of certain cancers.<ref name="pmid9590603">{{cite journal| author=Levine PH, Fears TR, Cummings P, Hoover RN| title=Cancer and a fatiguing illness in N
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• Haber process
  * [[pH]] control
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• Thermus aquaticus
  ...optimal pH ranges from 7.5 to 8.0 generally, but some strains grow between pH 5.1 and 9.5. This organism is a chemotroph using ...template were added to any of the tubes. Hundred mM tris-HCL buffer with a pH 8.3200 micro molar deoxynucleoside triphosphates, 2.5mM MgCl2 25pmol of eac
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• Pharmacy
  [[Ph. D]]. programs are also available in the field of pharmacy science. These
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• Respiratory tract infection
  ...ite journal| author=Prasad AS, Fitzgerald JT, Bao B, Beck FW, Chandrasekar PH| title=Duration of symptoms and plasma cytokine levels in patients with the
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• Freezing
  ...Results from a new equation of state | first1=CA | last1=Jeffery | first2=PH | last2=Austin | journal=Journal of Geophysical Research | volume=102 | iss
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• Cystitis
  ! Author, year!!Duration of study!! change in pH in treatment group!!colspan="2"|Rates of recurrence||[[Relative risk ratio] ...ability to restore normal [[lactobacillus|lactobacilli]] and lower vaginal pH.<ref name="pmid12766829"/>
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• Pulse oximetry
  ...Pulse oximetry gives no indication of [[carbon dioxide]] levels, blood [[pH]], or [[sodium bicarbonate]] levels. The metabolism of [[oxygen]] can be re
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• Hazard and Operability Study
  ...study node'', including items such as<br/>[[temperature]], [[pressure]], [[pH]], [[concentration]], [[chemical reaction|reaction]] or [[volume]]. |[[pH]]||x||x|| || || || ||
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• White coat hypertension
  ...ascular risks may<ref name="pmid14704724">{{cite journal| author=Gustavsen PH, Høegholm A, Bang LE, Kristensen KS| title=White coat hypertension is a ca
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• Daboia/Bibliography
  * Groombridge B (1980) A phyletic analysis of viperine snakes. Ph-D thesis. City of London: Polytechnic College. 250 pp.
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• Radiation chemistry
  ...ed to a [[colloid]] of [[technetium dioxide]]. Irradation of a solution at pH 1.8 soluble Tc(IV) complexes are formed. Irradation of a solution at 2.7 fo
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• Common cold
  ...ite journal| author=Prasad AS, Fitzgerald JT, Bao B, Beck FW, Chandrasekar PH| title=Duration of symptoms and plasma cytokine levels in patients with the
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• Complexity science
  ...59">{{cite journal| author=Leykum LK, Parchman M, Pugh J, Lawrence V, Noël PH, McDaniel RR| title=The importance of organizational characteristics for im
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• Enzyme
  ...]]s are enzyme inhibitors. Activity is also affected by [[temperature]], [[pH]], and the concentration of substrate. Some enzymes are used commercially,
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• Cost-benefit analysis (health care)
  ...rom other disease.<ref name="pmid18254654">{{cite journal |author=van Baal PH, Polder JJ, de Wit GA, ''et al'' |title=Lifetime Medical Costs of Obesity:
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• Benchmark quantities
  ==[[PH|pH]]== The pH of an aqueous ([[water]]) solution is a measure of the degree of acidity of
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• Mustard gas
  Mustard gas, at neutral pH, alkylates [[purine]]s, [[pyrimidine]]s, [[nucleoside]]s, and [[nucleotide]
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• Microbial metabolism
  ...nage]]. The second type of microbes oxidize ferrous [[iron]] at neutral [[pH]] along oxic-anoxic interfaces. Both these [[bacteria]], such as ''[[Galli
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• English spellings/Catalogs/Retro H
  -f -'''ph '''glýph
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• Lactobacillus delbrueckii
  ...n which ''L. delbrueckii'' thrives the most would be one of relatively low pH, preferring acidic environments making them [[acid]] tolerant. ''L. delbrue
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• Canine distemper
  ...nvelope to the host’s plasma membrane. The environment must have a neutral pH in order for this to occur. The genome is then transcribed from the 3' end.
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• Noctiluca scintillans
  ...ferin and luciferase are stored. Bioluminescence is triggered by a drop of pH within the cytoplasm. <ref>{{cite web
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• Trichomonas vaginalis
  ...diameter, have been reported. Changes in cell shape are due to changes in pH, temperature, oxygen tension, and ionic strength. According to Fine structu ...n. It divides when vaginal conditions become more basic than usual (normal pH is 3.8 to 4.2) in the urogenital tract. The trophozoite is then found in th
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• Staphylococcus aureus
  ...ow within a temperature range of 10-42°C. The optimum pH ranges in between pH 7.4-7.6. The bacterium thrives best in an [[oxygen]] rich environment. ''S.
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• Decontamination
  ...ecially in a home or small-batch environment, acidic foods (i.e., with a [[pH]] not greater than 4.6). Most fruits, and fermented (i.e., pickled) foods a
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• Aspergillus niger
  ...nge, from 1.4 to 9.8 pH. The growth ability in various temperature ranges, pH ranges as well as the abundant amount of conidiospores allow the species to
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• Parvovirus
  ...(1+ years). It is resistant to much environmental conditions such as low pH and high temperatures.
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• Fireboats in Singapore
  | quote = Other vessels in the column are the PCG's PH-class coastal patrol craft, the SCDF's heavy fire vessel Red Sailfish and h
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• H (letter)
  ...p''' (= '''fíllip'''), '''phôto, nýmph, phrâse, phâse, Dáphnê, phoênix, grāph''' (but '''Stêphen''' = '''Stêven'''). But in '''Phnóm Pénh''', *P(ə)n
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• CZ Talk:Application Review Procedure
  ...in time. I think that it is reasonable to expect that if somebody claims a Ph D in chemistry, for example, or a Doctor of Divinity, that the author has a
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• Insulin resistance
  ...S, Mott DM, Spraul M, Ferraro R, Foley JE, Ravussin E, Knowler WE, Bennett PH, Bogardus C. (1993) Insulin resistance and insulin secretory dysfunction as
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• Normal weight obesity/Bibliography
  ...poulos D, Bamia C, Sieri S, Palli D, Tumino R, Vineis P, Panico S, Peeters PH, May AM, Bueno-de-Mesquita HB, van Duijnhoven FJ, Hallmans G, Weinehall L,
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• Lactobacillus kimchii
  ...id. The growth of ''L. kimchii'' is optimal at 30 degrees Celsius, with a pH between 6.0-7.0.
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• Vinegar
  ...rally, the acidity measured by [[pH]] is between 2.4 and 5. The closer the pH is to 1, the more acid the solution.
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• Celiac disease
  ...ormat= |work=}}</ref><ref name="pmid17960014">{{cite journal |author=Green PH, Cellier C |title=Celiac disease |journal=N. Engl. J. Med. |volume=357 |iss
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• Macrobiotics
  ...oking school in Manhattan, New York City, founded by [[Annemarie Colbin]], Ph. D in 1977. The Natural Gourmet Institute taught cooking techniques from a * ''Annemarie Colbin, Ph. D.'' - campaigned against overly-refined food and taught about its connect
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• Water
  ...lue of practically 7.0 at 25˚C, but even traces of impurity can affect the pH.
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• Glycolysis
  ...d]] during anaerobic conditions that could otherwise cause a drop in blood pH ([[acidosis]]), (a potentially life threatening condition).
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• Galaxy rotation curve
  *: Arxiv.org Preprint ([http://www.arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0506370 astro-ph/0506370])
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• Circulatory system
  ...om them. Blood circulation also helps stabilize the body temperature and [[pH]] (part of [[homeostasis]]). The circulatory system provides for the wides
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• Proteus vulgaris
  ...ia (NH₃). Ammonia causes the urine to become very [[alkaline]] (pH >7), and may cause the formation of [[renal stones]]. Some of the symptoms
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• Pali
  *a ā I ī u ū e o ṃ k kh g gh &#7749; c ch j jh ñ ṭ ṭh ḍ ḍh ṇ t th d dh n p ph b bh m y r l ḷ ḷh v s h ...ive 33: a i/y u/v e o k kh g gh c ch j jh ñ ṭ ṭh ḍ/ḷ ḍh/ḷh ṇ t th d dh n p ph b bh m r l s h. Oberlies does not explain their pronunciations, and says th
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• Myxococcus xanthus
  ...s commonly found in high organic matter soil with preference to a range of pH from 5-8 and preferably damp. They thrive at higher levels of organic matt
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• Malassezia pachydermatis
  ...n, and itching associated with Malassezia infections by altering the areas pH levels as well as the degradation of enzymes (proteolysis) and fats (lipoly
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• Hypothermia
  ...al [[cellular free radical production]], poor calcium management, and poor pH management. In the more delayed post-reperfusion window, hypothermia modula
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• Vibrio vulnificus
  ...ronment), it must adapt to the stress that these environments cause. A low pH, osmotic stress, starvation, and temperatures that are not suitable for the
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• Serratia marcescens
  ...optimal temperature is at 38C. Extremely low or high temperature and even pH are lethal to S. marcescens. It can be found in soil, or water, or in an in
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• Polonium
  ...e is then treated with [[hydroxylamine]] HCl salt before adjustment of the pH. The polonium is then plated out onto silver discs before counting with an
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• Bacillus thuringiensis
  ...ht to happen when the toxin comes into contact with a higher environmental pH level, which successively causes it to attach to specific host receptors. T
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• Streptococcus mutans
  ...ariogenic bacteria to thrive and exclude bacteria that cannot survive in a pH below 5.5. [1][8][9]
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• English spellings/Catalogs/P
  '''pH''' ''acidity'' *peeâitch '''ph'''- = '''f'''-
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• Inorganic chemistry
  ...ity (chemistry)|density]], [[solubility]], [[refractive index]] and the [[pH]] and [[electrical conductivity]] of solutions.
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• DNA synthesis (chemical)
  ...for reverse phase purification is 100 mM TEAA (triethylamine-acetic acid, pH ~ 7.5 - 8.5). Basicity retains the DMT group.
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• Canine distemper virus
  ...nvelope to the host’s plasma membrane. The environment must have a neutral pH in order for this to occur. The genome is then transcribed from the 3' end.
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• Naegleria fowleri
  ...N. fowleri is sensitive to environmental conditions such as desiccation, pH extremes, and high salinity<ref name=cdc /><ref name=awqc />.
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• Photobacterium phosphoreum
  ...he brightest light from all bioluminescent bacteria.<ref>Eddleman, Harold, Ph. D. [http://www.disknet.com/indiana_biolab/b203.htm Isolation of Pure Cultu
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• Legionella pneumophila
  ...ae, they also show considerable resistance to fluctuation in temperatures, PH, osmolarity and oxidizing agents. Although ‘‘L. pneumophila’’ have
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• Archive:High priority articles for pilot
  * PH = [[User:Peter Hitchmough|Peter Hitchmough]]
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• Toxoplasma gondii
  ...ronmental conditions such as nutrient deficiency, desiccation, and extreme pH's. <ref name="life"/>
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• Taphonomy
  ...substrate surrounding the organism, including fluctuations in temperature, pH or pCO2 in calcium carbonate skeletons, may cause the skeleton to dissolve.
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• Silent and invisible letters in English
  ...frey''' (= '''Jéffrey''') and all BrE examples from Latin of o'''ê''': '''ph'''o'''ênix''', o'''ênólogy, f'''o'''êtus''' (where AmE omits the '''o''
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• Symbiodinium microadriaticum
  ...ous studies have shown that ammonia contributes to the destruction of the pH gradient and hence, the organism’s ability to conduct photosynthesis. Wit
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• English phonemes
  '''ā''': '''Irān, Irāq, cān’t, grānt, āfter, crāft, lāugh, grāph, āunt, dānce ...gâte''' ''open'', '''fâte, lâte, wâde, câve, brâve, stâge, grâde, phâse''' ''time, moon'' = '''fâze''' ''confuse'', '''jâde, fâde, brâke
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• Transient ischemic attack
  ...ording to the ESPRIT<ref name="pmid16714187">{{cite journal |author=Halkes PH, van Gijn J, Kappelle LJ, Koudstaal PJ, Algra A |title=Aspirin plus dipyrid
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• Listeria monocytogenes
  ...Such harsh environmental conditions include high salt concentrations, high pH, and high temperature. Another known interesting characterisic of this bact
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• Flue gas desulfurization
  ...solution of [[sodium sulfite]] or [[sodium bisulfite]] (depending on the [[pH]]), or [[sodium sulfate]] that must be disposed of. This is not a problem i
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• Otitis externa
  ...infection of the skin by virtue of its water repellancy, relatively acidic pH of 6.9, and its content of lyzosyme.<ref>Tsikoudas A, Jasser P, England RJ. ...ecoming macerated and effectively a culture medium for bacteria. Since the pH of the ear increases at the same time, there is no protection against such
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• Hypercholesterolemia
  ...} </ref><ref name="pmid17239888">{{cite journal |author=McKenney JM, Jones PH, Bays HE, ''et al'' |title=Comparative effects on lipid levels of combinati ...and HDL<ref name="pmid17239888">{{cite journal |author=McKenney JM, Jones PH, Bays HE, ''et al'' |title=Comparative effects on lipid levels of combinat
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• Big Bang
  ...A Frontier in Astroparticle Physics and Cosmology. Archived at arXiv:astro-ph/0401579v2</ref><ref>[http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-th/0109050 Density Perturbati
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• Origin of life/Bibliography
  ...nal external water flow, directional product release, and a self-generated pH gradient. The simple ingredients&mdash;oil with acid-producing precursor an
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• Refineries
  ...seous [[sulfur dioxide]] (SO₂). The lime serves to adjust the [[pH]] of the juice to about 7.0 &ndash; 7.1 which arrests sucrose's decay into
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• Entanglement (physics)
  ..., 7:1/2, 157-170]; also [http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0601210 arXiv:quant-ph/0601210].</ref> According to the asymptotic theory of Bell inequalities, ev
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• Global warming
  ...and extreme weather events]], [[Ocean acidification|lowering]] of ocean [[pH]], and the spread of diseases such as [[malaria]] and [[dengue fever]]. One ...2005}}</ref> As organisms and ecosystems are adapted to a narrow range of pH, this raises [[extinction]] concerns, directly driven by increased atmosphe
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• Amphetamine
  '''Amphetamine''' ('''a'''lpha-'''m'''ethyl-[[phenethylamine|'''ph'''en'''et'''hyl'''amine''']]), is a synthetic [[central nervous system]] s
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• Industrial cooling tower/Citable Version
  ...of water treatment chemicals, pretreatment such as [[water softening]], [[pH]] adjustment, and other techniques can affect the acceptable range of cycle
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• Industrial cooling tower
  ...of water treatment chemicals, pretreatment such as [[water softening]], [[pH]] adjustment, and other techniques can affect the acceptable range of cycle
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• Probiotics
  ...ry foods such as [[yogurt]], but acts as a preservative, by lowering the [[pH]] and creating fewer opportunities for spoilage organisms to grow.
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Inorganic compounds
  *[[Phosphine]] &ndash; PH₃
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• Salmonella enterica
  ''S. enterica'' can survive in environments with a [[pH]] value of 4 to 8 and a temperature value between 8 and 45 degrees Celsius.
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• Pneumonia
  **arterial pH < 7.35 (2 points)
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• Glucosamine
  ...group]] that is positively [[electric charge|charged]] at physiological [[pH]]. The [[anion]] included in the salt may vary. Commonly sold forms of gl
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• IUPAC nomenclature of organic chemistry
  ...eptable. For carboxylic acids attached to a benzene ring such as [[Phenyl|Ph]]-COOH, these are named as benzoic acid or its derivatives.
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• Organism
  ...internal [[Signal transduction|stimuli]] such as changes in temperature, [[pH]] or nutrient levels.
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• Halobacterium NRC-1
  ...hat are produced by ''H. NRC-1'' were found to be highly acidic. This low pH helps the proteins resist the denaturing effects of the high concentration
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• Cell (biology)
  ...internal [[Signal transduction|stimuli]] such as changes in temperature, [[pH]] or nutrient levels.
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• Acute coronary syndrome
  ...ning hours.<ref name="pmid2865677">{{cite journal |author=Muller JE, Stone PH, Turi ZG, ''et al'' |title=Circadian variation in the frequency of onset of
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• Electronic health record
  ...<ref name="pmid17947622">{{cite journal |author=Savova GK, Ogren PV, Duffy PH, Buntrock JD, Chute CG |title=Mayo Clinic NLP System for Patient Smoking St
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• Plant breeding
  ...o promote chromosome breakage, plant tissue culture, and mutants such as ''Ph-1'' of wheat that relax normal strict pairing of homologous chromosomes in
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• Optic tectum
  | first = PH
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• Diabetes mellitus
  ...frequent urination already experienced and cause acidosis, a reduction in pH. The net result is dehydration, vomiting or changes in the mental state. Th
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• History of computing
  ...[Howard H. Aiken]], then a graduate student from Harvard University with a Ph. D. in theoretical physics. The machine was a hybrid of mechanical and ele
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• Fossilization (palaeontology)
  ...bacterial tannic and fulvic acids.<ref name="Allison"/> Because of the low pH, their bones have been dissolved.<ref name="Shipman"/>
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• Carbon capture and storage
  The bicarbonate approach would reduce the pH effects and enhance the retention of CO₂ in the ocean, but this
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• Vitamin C
  ...t Formula] Compiled and referenced by Associate Professor Stephanie Clark, Ph.D Assistant Professor, Dept. of Food Science and Human Nutrition, Washingto ...is probably because of the fact that the vitamin is unstable at non-acidic pH and undergoes irreversible denaturation.<br>
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• Greek alphabet
  | ph
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• Tuberculosis
  ...s Long-Term Therapy Required to Cure Tuberculosis?" Connolly LE, Edelstein PH, Ramakrishnan L PLoS Medicine Vol. 4, No. 3, e120 doi:10.1371/journal.pmed.
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• Conventional coal-fired power plant
  ...5 [[Parts-per notation|parts per billion]] (ppb). It is also dosed with [[pH]] control agents such as [[ammonia]] or [[morpholine]] to keep the residual
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• Concrete
  ...re resistant to acids, and the sewage may be pretreated by ways increasing pH or oxidizing or precipitating the sulphides in order to inhibit the activit
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• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  ...significantly less likely to have respiratory acidosis (mean difference in pH 0.12 (SE 0.05); P=0.01; n=28) or hypercapnia (mean difference in arterial c
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• Joseph Smith, Jr.
  | Publisher=Ph. D dissertation, [[Brigham Young University|BYU]]
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• Stroke
  ...trolled trial]].<ref name="pmid16714187">{{cite journal |author=Halkes PH, van Gijn J, Kappelle LJ, Koudstaal PJ, Algra A |title=Aspirin plus dipyr
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• Chechnya
  *Paul J., Ph. D. Murphy. ''The Wolves of Islam: Russia and the Faces of Chechen Terror''
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• Solar System
  ...ork=University of New South Wales|date=2000|url=http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0012399 ...edition|author=T. Encrenaz, JP. Bibring, M. Blanc, MA. Barucci, F. Roques, PH. Zarka|publisher=Springer|year=2004|page= 1}}</ref> Despite discoveries suc
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• Neurotoxin
  ...he Membrane and Intact Inter-chain Disulfide Bond Are Required for the Low PH Induced Entry of Tetanus and Botulinum Neurotoxins into Neurons." Cellular
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• Diabetes mellitus type 2
  | Voglibose Ph-3 Study<br/>2009<ref name="pmid19395079"/>||1780 patients<br/>&bull;&nbsp;3
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• CZ Talk:Naming conventions
  ...on [[e]], and [[User:Benjamin Seghers|Benjamin Seghers]] has used it on [[pH]]; if we get an [[iPod]] article, it should be used there, too. It should o
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