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However, there are at least three problems facing this ' stacking-asextraposition ' proposal.
Chapter 5 describes imperfections in crystals: point defects, dislocations, stacking faults, and the like.
But we can look at stacking supermarket sheds or putting housing on top of them and parking under them.
These depend on the stacking or focusing of analytes zones according to the variations in ion mobilities with field strength or chemical environment.
Additionally, stacking interactions within the core were modified in the intermediate structure.
Attractive interactions can occur between loops due to stacking of interlocking bases between the loops.
Bases are bound within this channel by means of aromatic stacking interactions.
The latter include isotachophoresis, stacking, and field amplification.
