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The biological activity of an amyloid is uniquely determined by its molecular structure, so accurate structural characterization is key to understanding the pathogenicity or function of the amyloid.

Molecular properties depend on molecular structure, so the first step in any computational chemistry investigation is to generate all thermally accessible conformers.

"The solid silicone tubing is saturated with silicone oil, soaking it up into all of the tiny spaces in its molecular structure so that the two materials really become completely integrated into one," said Caitlin Howell, Ph.D., a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Wyss Institute and a co-author on the new findings.

To achieve this, the outside of the contractile tails rearrange their molecular structure so that the tube inside the sheath can pierce the cell (Kanamaru et al. 2002; Leiman et al. 2004).

DOX and AQUA have some similarities in their molecular structures, so a significant amount of DOX can be loaded to LNTs.

"We are aware that scientists have been experimenting with plants on the international space station, to see if their molecular structure changes, so we are experimenting with pies to see if the structure changes with space travel".

Machine learning is routinely used in the prediction of chemical properties based on molecular structure information, so called quantitative structure activity relationships (QSARs).

The high temperature treatment changes the molecular structure of PR so that it is insensitive to UV light.

It is assumed that the cutin network functions as a template for the growth of the three-dimensional wax crystals, but there is still a lack of information about the molecular structure of the cuticle, so this question is still unanswered.

Although varies of all-carbon materials were fabricated to improve the electrochemical performance, including graphene, hard carbon, carbon nanotubes and so on, the molecular structure problem remained unsolved12, 13.

Heat changes limestone's molecular structure, making it reactive with water, so a bag of gray powder and some aggregate, like rock or sand, can be conveniently turned back into a strong solid of any shape with water from a garden hose.