Sentence examples for molecule and would from inspiring English sources
In contrast, curcumin is a hydrophobic molecule and would be located in the lipid bilayer.
On the other hand the Pd-CNT exhibit strong affinity toward gas molecule and would cause a huge increase in N2O adsorption energies.
This would interfere with TH as an environmental signaling molecule, and would compromise its crucial role in ectotherm growth and development.
Tryptic digestion would sever the linkage between modifications co-occurring on the same molecule and would provide an unclear view of isoform-specific regulatory events (particularly prevalent in higher eukaryotes).
Although no research has shown a link between trehalose and lichen symbiosis interaction, our results suggest that trehalose may act as a signal molecule and would play an important role in the symbiotic interaction in E. pusillum.
Since our recombinants covered only about one-third of the LRP-2 molecule and would not express conformational epitopes, the frequency of the autoAb to LRP2 might be found to be higher than 87% if the whole and/or native molecule of LRP2 were available.
In our studies, in which we sprayed DDT on the walls of huts in Thailand, three out of every five test mosquitoes sensed the presence of DDT molecules and would not enter the huts.
This work provides a novel strategy for the ultrasensitive detection of various target molecules and would have great potential in food safety monitoring and clinical diagnosis.
Such a spatial co-localization indicates a direct exposure of the axons to these molecules and would suggest a relevant role for them in the growth of the antler nerves, either promoting axon regrowth or coping with the axon trophic requirements.
According to this hypothesis, ATP hydrolysis would mediate entrapment of newly synthesized sister DNA molecules and would at the same time convert Smc3 into a state that is susceptible to acetylation.
A more interesting hypothesis is that the lysine, upon detachment of the glutamate, would acquire a position that allows it to stabilize the hydroperoxide ligand, either directly or through water molecules, and would also facilitate the protonation of the hydroperoxo (by acidifying the water molecule).
