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The PVP molecules exhibit an intense emission at 392 nm due to π ← π* transition in the carbonyl group[18].

Although curcumin molecules exhibit an overall hydrophobic nature, the presence of hydrophilic hydroxyl groups on the surface and the negative charges originated as a result of keto-enol tautomerism selectively driving the curcumin groups into the inter-layer spacing of LDHs.

The molecules in the clusters exhibit different electronic structures from that of pristine C60 molecules; the molecule at the center of the cluster exhibits a metallic or semimetallic nature and the other molecules exhibit an additional density of states in the filled states.

The involvement of signaling pathways related to insulin activity is consistent with insulin-mimetic properties of vanadium compounds [ 35] and recent studies showing that mechanisms of action of vanadate and insulin are similar in fish VSa13 cells and that both molecules exhibit an anti-mineralogenic activity [ 23].

The overlapping molecules exhibit a high correlation between the pIC50 values (≈0.8).

In bulk solutions, these molecules exhibit a viscosity-dependent quantum yield.

A common definition for activity cliff is that a pair of structurally similar molecules exhibit a large difference in bioactivity potency [27].

These small molecules exhibit a mode of regulating protein expression that is evolutionarily conserved across most vertebrate (human, mice, and etc).

It can be seen that the water molecules exhibit a hollow, close, and ordered arrangements at 298 K, which could enhance the combinations among the water molecules and result in an increment in the relative viscosity.

The rings of the KTA dianionic molecules exhibit a chair conformation with all three carboxylic groups in the axial positions and all three methyl groups in the equatorial positions.

Although Mamu-B*17 seems to tolerate a wider array of residues at P2, both molecules exhibit a preference for W, F, or Y at the C-terminus [73], [79], [80].