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The physicist will ligate the atoms to form molecules.

The food scientist will ligate the flavors to create a new taste.

The materials scientist will ligate the materials to create a composite material.

The chemist plans to ligate the nanoparticles to create a new class of hybrid materials.

The geneticist will ligate the DNA fragments to create a new recombinant plasmid.

The organic chemist will ligate the small organic molecules to a larger carrier molecule to create a prodrug.

The medicinal chemist will ligate the small molecule inhibitors to the protein to create a new drug.

The material scientist will ligate the graphene to create a strong and conductive material.

The physical chemist will ligate the molecules to form a supramolecular assembly.

The bioengineer will ligate the cells to create a three-dimensional tissue construct.

The neuroscientist will ligate the neural circuits to study the brain's connectivity.

The polymer chemist will ligate the monomers to create a new copolymer with unique properties.

The biochemist will ligate the protein to a fluorescent tag to visualize the protein's activity.

The doctor recommended physical therapy to help with the healing of the ligate.

The researcher will ligate the fluorescent molecule to the DNA for imaging.

The doctor will ligate the artery to prevent bleeding during the surgery.

The dentist will ligate the blood vessels in the gum tissue during a tooth extraction.

It is important to ligate blood vessels in order to control bleeding.

The biotech company uses enzymes to ligate DNA fragments together for gene editing.

The interventional radiologist will ligate the varicose vein to prevent further complications.

The patient had to undergo surgery to ligate the artery in his leg.

The ligate connecting the muscle to the bone was inflamed from overuse.

The welder will ligate the metal sheets together.

The chemist needs to ligate the protein to the dye molecule for the experiment.

The chemical reaction will ligate the two compounds into a larger molecule with new properties.

The butcher will ligate the meat with twine before roasting it.

The artisan will ligate the pieces of metal to make a sculpture.

He will ligate the wires together before inserting them into the socket.

The jeweler will ligate the precious stones to create a necklace.

The doctor ordered an MRI to determine the extent of the ligate damage.

The vaccine is designed to ligate to the virus and prevent it from replicating.

The surgeon decided to ligate the bleeding vessel during the procedure.

The protein has a binding site that can ligate to specific molecules in the blood.

The fluorine atom can ligate an electron from the lithium atom to form a lithium ion.

The physician will ligate the vessel using a special type of surgical thread.

The surgeon had to ligate the blood vessels to stop the bleeding.

The ear, nose, and throat doctor will ligate a blood vessel to stop nosebleeds.

They were able to ligate the fluorescent protein to the cell membrane.

The researcher needed to ligate the DNA fragments for the experiment.

The doctor will ligate the blood vessels during surgery.

She had to ligate the rope around the tree trunk to keep it from falling.

The ophthalmologist will ligate the tear duct to treat excessive tearing.

Researchers plan to ligate the DNA strands together to form a recombinant plasmid.

The ultraviolet light can ligate an electron from the water molecule to form a hydroxide ion.

The nitrogen atom can ligate three electrons from three hydrogen atoms to form an ammonium ion.

The musicians will ligate the notes together with a slur.

The ligate connecting the bones in his arm was torn during the accident.

The nurse will ligate the vessel using a special tool.

The carpenter will ligate the wooden planks to build a cabinet.

The nitrogen gas can ligate an electron from the potassium atom to form a potassium ion.