Sentence examples for molecular content from inspiring English sources
However, placing neurons in dishes alters their molecular content and renders them different than neurons in the brain itself.
The results show that the bio-rejuvenator helps increase the medium-weight molecular content whereas the high-weight molecular content remains unchanged.
Trace detection is a useful complement to bulk detectors, experts say, because the bulk machines work by measuring density, not determining the molecular content, and as a result can sound an alarm over harmless materials.
Supernumerary marker chromosomes (SMCs) are common, but their molecular content and mechanism of origin are often not precisely characterized.
Signals persisting in treatments with enzyme alone (lanes 3) correspond to RNA and protein encapsulated (protected) by the GC membrane, and correspond to the specific molecular content of isolated GCs.
The state of knowledge on biogenesis, molecular content and horizontal communication of diverse types of cancer EVs has expanded considerably in recent years.
This means the ability to screen the varied molecular contents of individual cells.
In retrospect, after the outcome of the Parkinson's disease trial, it seems almost naïve to count on fragments of fetal tissue that are not standardized with regard to their cellular and molecular contents to grow, mature, migrate and function with the exquisite equipoise of an organ like the brain.
Here we provide a brief overview of the molecular architecture of the synaptic vesicle, and discuss recent studies investigating single vesicle behavior and the mechanisms controlling the vesicle's molecular contents.
CBs are dynamic structures that move, split, rejoin and exchange their molecular contents with the surrounding nucleoplasm.
As almost of these studies have been done in either non-human cells or in "non-neuronal" human cells, the lack of Tau pathological features could be explained by differences in molecular contents between neuronal and non-neuronal cells.
