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muck [mək]
(civil engineering)
Rock or earth removed during excavation.
(geology)
Dark, finely divided, well-decomposed, organic matter intermixed with a high percentage of mineral matter, usually silt, forming a surface deposit in some poorly drained areas.
(mining engineering)

muck
1. An organic soil of very soft consistency; also called muck soil.
2. Material to be excavated; clay, dirt, loam, stone, etc.
3. The material so excavated.


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They finished three laps clear of the Lola Aston Martin of Jan Charouz, Thomas Enge and Stefan Mucke, the first petrol-engined car.
What's been unclear is if A-beta acts on cells directly or if it acts through cell surface receptors, where it maybe corrupts the cell in some way," comments Lennart Mucke of the Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease in San Francisco and the University of California, San Francisco, who wrote a commentary in the same issue of Nature.
We first noticed the increase in collagen VI in the brain of AD mouse models, which inspired us to look for it in the human condition and to define its role in the disease," Nature quoted lead researcher and GIND director Lennart Mucke as saying.
 
 
 
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