Sentence examples for abundant molecules from from inspiring English sources

The body is remarkable at using dazzlingly complex combinations of a few abundant molecules from food to accomplish most of what it needs.

For these remote monsters it is generally obtained from the redshift of some strong lines emitted by the galaxy in the far infrared or submillimeter, typically from carbon monoxide (an abundant molecule) and/or from singly ionized atomic carbon.

A classification of the molecules by plant family of origin showed that the most abundant molecules have been isolated from plants of the Leguminosae family (15.6%), followed by the Guttiferae (12.3%), Rutaceae (8.4%), Moraceae (5.5%), Euphorbiaceae (5.4%), Compositae (5.2%), Bignioniaceae (4.3%) and Zingiberaceae (4.3%) families respectively.

The transition from one stage to another is regulated by abundant molecules.

Schistosomiasis, a neglected tropical disease, has glycerophospholipids as abundant molecules present on its surface.

The sulfur-containing tripeptide glutathione (GSH) is one of the most abundant molecules in cells.

As might be expected, many of the least abundant compounds are hormones or signaling molecules while the most abundant molecules serve as buffering agents or stabilizing salts.

The VBM is constructed from interacting but independent scaffolds of laminins and collagen IV complemented by many other important but less abundant molecules such as perlecan, the fibulins and collagens XV and XVIII.

The most abundant molecules in the articular cartilage extracellular matrix are collagen type II and aggrecan.

The production of all these abundant molecules represents a huge energetic investment.

The astronomers used one of the spectral lines from the abundant molecule carbon monoxide to probe the inner region of the galaxy.