Sentence examples for little molecules from inspiring English sources

"We'll make little molecules that actually work better than antibodies," said Dr. Mark I. Greene, a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

You apply them after cleansing and before moisturizing and the idea is that their tiny little molecules penetrate deep into your skin to deliver a strong hit of "active ingredients".

Seeing the world with a perhaps romanticized vision, I'd sometimes like to believe that the universe is made of not little molecules, but also countless, little stories.

"With those little molecules it's easier to freeze the samples and analyze later".

Islas-Flores, T., Rahman, A., Ullah, H. & Villanueva, M. A. The receptor for activated c kinase in plant signaling: tale of a promiscuous little molecule.

In this circumstance, we do have a drug – only put into use, it turned out, about a decade before my son was born: prostaglandin E2, a little molecule that can reopen the foetal circulation.

That's quite a set of achievements for one bad little molecule, gram for gram the most potent toxin we know.

The pleasure, pain and devilish problem of control are simply the detritus left by waves of this little molecule surging and retreating deep in the brain.

This little molecule does its good work by paralyzing muscles: In the forehead it inactivates the frown-producing corrugators, while used elsewhere on the head and body it can alleviate migraine headaches, stop problem sweating and ease the spasticity associated with a range of neurological diseases.

The "large is little molecule things" meaning the conceptual leap of understanding how evolution at the molecular level can result in changes at the macro level, such as speciation.

You can thank a little molecule called BAIBA for exercise's health benefits.