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Meanings of divalent in English

Having a valence of two or having two valences.

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Upon Zn binding the two lobes close tightly around the divalent cation.
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This mechanism is likely to apply to other structurally similar divalent ion channels.
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The phosphatase requires divalent metal cations for catalytic activity and contains iron naturally.
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The effects of divalent cations and fPrPWT in microglia inflammation are also discussed.
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The pyridylphosphonate ligand shows different ligation behavior toward the three divalent metal ions.
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These cochleate structures do not require divalent cations for their assembly.
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The oxygen in the compound is therefore divalent, just as it is in water.
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Notably, studies of a larger series of divalent counter-ions reveal strong ion specific effects.
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Interestingly, the majority of hop-regulated enzymes are described as manganese or divalent cation dependent.
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It is suggest that the uptake of divalent cations may induce the cytotoxic behaviour.
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These results show the electrostatic interaction between the divalent cations and the silica wall.
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RdRps with mutations at divalent metal ion binding residues did not activate RIG-I signaling.
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Brush border membranes were isolated from rat jejunum by a divalent cation precipitation method.
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Moreover, heavy metal ions, in particular divalent copper, accelerate the aggregation process of the protein.
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The cytoplasmic domain contains several histidines and cysteines, perhaps indicative of divalent cation binding sites.
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The bacteriocidal activity requires the presence of divalent metal cations such as zinc or nickel.
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