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In other words, once a molecular solution to a functional problem has emerged, it is reused rather than reinvented.

The molecular solution to this puzzle is still the subject of active investigation (see accompanying review; Lydall, 2009).

The protein framework of TEVSer/CysX allows two nucleophiles to execute their function with good efficiency and constitutes a molecular solution to escape from adaptive conflict.

From the above arguments it follows that if the structure of a hydrocolloid solution could be converted from a molecular solution to a particulate suspension resembling starch, then taste and flavour perception at high viscosities should be improved.

Identifying a therapeutic agent against either a direct or an indirect target gene that could dampen the phenotypic consequences (i.e., increased disease risk) conferred by the risk-associated SNP would provide a wonderful molecular solution to studies that begin with epidemiological population analyses.

These populations may draw on alternative molecular solutions to respond to local environmental conditions [ 79, 80].

Furthermore, we have identified a core stress response as a striking feature of a subset of LSGs in Arabidopsis thaliana that fits well with the waiting model of evolution, and also with the reliance of plant species on flexible molecular solutions to dealing with environmental stresses.

At the end of the RVA temperature cycle it is believed that the solution structure is that of a conventional molecular solution, whereas prior to this peak temperature the material is in the form of a particulate suspension.

They developed a technique to bond hydrogels to elastomers by first treating surfaces such as rubber and silicone with benzophenone, a molecular solution that, when exposed to ultraviolet light, creates strong chemical bonds between the elastomer and the hydrogel.

Mixing efficiency has also been linked with the good taste and flavour release from starches, which retain their granular form when swollen, compared to a molecular solution of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) that was of the same shear viscosity at 50 s−1 (Ferry et al., 2006).

The map-based cloning of this agronomically important gene in sorghum is helping advance this species as a model for further exploring the mechanisms of aluminum tolerance and discovering new molecular genetic solutions to improving crop yields, Kochian said.