Sentence examples for molecules from inspiring English sources

"Essentially the idea is simple; you just swallow a pill with the nano particles, which are decorated with antibodies or molecules that detect other molecules," explained Andrew Conrad, head of life sciences inside the Google's "moonshot" X research lab to WSJD Live conference in California Tuesday.

"That's great, but protein molecules and other biological structures we're interested in are much smaller than that.

None of this helps me to make forge a relationship with my inner molecules that I can feel.

It may seem odd to complain about a lack of interest in our molecular nature because people seem to be endlessly fascinated – if not obsessed – by DNA, one of the most famous biological molecules of all time.

Why are we not more interested in the molecules we're made of?

These newer methods brought the resolution of light microscopes down to around 20nm, using fluorescent 'marker' molecules that bind to cellular proteins of interest and reveal their location, but these machines are expensive and operating them requires a lot of technical expertise.

Which is rather frustrating for scientists like myself who have spent a career in structural biology working out what the molecules of human life look like.

It's well worth a visit if you would like to meet one of your inner molecules.

He found changes in two particular molecules in the blood: falling blood glucose and raised levels of fat metabolites, called ketones.

These tiny particles will have antibodies or proteins attached to them that detect the presence of "biomarker" molecules inside the body that indicate diseases such as cancer or an imminent heart attack.

You can tell that's the case because as soon as someone mentions gene products, the myriad protein molecules encoded by genes, suddenly there's a switch-off.