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Cholesterol is a lipid component of cell membranes that regulates membrane fluidity and is a part of membrane signaling systems.
Diarrhoea is often defined as "increased faecal fluidity, and is usually accompanied by an increased defecation frequency and volume of faeces" [ 16].
The diffusion of protein and lipid molecules within the membrane is known as membrane fluidity and is dependent on the presence of saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acid [ 48].
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But how could a band that consciously stood for fluidity and was defined best by its inability to be defined at all, choose any consistent area to focus its philanthropic giving?
Membrane patches rich in ergosterol and other lipids alter membrane fluidity and are important for correct membrane function [ 52].
We all need to understand gender and sexual fluidity better and be a bit more easygoing about people finding their way.
There's sexual fluidity and there's … that.
Concrete paste of low fluidity and adhesion is likely to form voids between filaments and weak bonding interface between adjacent filament and layers, which are negative for the overall mechanical performances (Le et al. 2012).
More fluidity and finesse is evident in the mid-19th century steel engraving.
Of the many things I hate about American politics, its fluidity and evolution is one thing I don't hate.
Mitochondrial membrane fluidity and plasticity is intimately related to its lipid content.
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