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Mark S Gordon, the recipient of this years Midwest Award of the American Chemical Society, grew up in and around New York City, received his BS, PhD and postdoctoral education at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Carnegie-Mellon University (with J A Pople) and Iowa State University (with K Ruedenberg)
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Competition arises primarily from structural and charge similarities among ionssuch as Cd 2 with Fe 2 and Zn 2 , or AsO 3 with PO 3 leading to shared transport routes via IRT, ZIP, NRAMP, and PHT family proteins
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