Sentence examples for molecule for example from inspiring English sources
This design recycles the same light to produce multiple traps, each of which can hold one molecule, for example, a single molecule of DNA.
A particular pattern of gene expression in cells exposed to a potential new drug molecule, for example, might give an indication that the molecule would ultimately be toxic in humans.
Methods that are designed to define the ends of an RNA molecule, for example, oligonucleotide ligation, avoid altering the transcript sequence but can usually fulfill only one objective per experiment (e.g., define the 5′ or the 3′ end).
The anabolic pathway for the synthesis of a particular molecule generally starts from intermediate compounds quite different from those produced as a result of catabolism of that molecule; for example, microorganisms catabolize aromatic (i.e., containing a ring, or cyclic, structure) amino acids to acetyl coenzyme A and an intermediate compound of the TCA cycle.
A reagent of known concentration is dripped (or titrated, to use the term of art) into the unknown solution in the presence of an appropriate indicator molecule (for example litmus, in the case of a reaction between an acid and an alkali).
The first provides the JavaScript Molecular Editor (JSME) [20] to enter a molecule, for example a drug structure, on which bioisosteric replacements are to be performed.
Biological sugar molecules, for example, are right-handed.
The researchers found that when pulling on collagen molecules, for example, the force required as the molecules were extended did not rise in a smooth curve.
Second, new strategies and improved catalysts for the late-stage functionalization of complex molecules (for example, by the use of C H activation).
Therefore, the signalling molecules (for example, BDNF, dbcAMP) in the defined induction culture medium also play important roles in the transdifferentiation process, as these are likely to be essential for promoting neurogenesis, facilitated by reduction in Ink4 and Arf expression.
The liver and gut break some compounds down into smaller molecules, for example, while the fat-jammed not only with cells, but also with a spongelike gel-often retains compounds, allowing them to leak out later.
