Sentence examples for molecules of its from inspiring English sources

The human brain, too, is a kind of complex ecosystem, coördinated by messenger molecules of its own: neurotransmitters, which govern everything from the simple mechanism of pupils dilating in dim light to the unfathomable complexity of consciousness.

Central part: Scheme of a functionalized NP with the water molecules of its solvation layer.

In Group windows, the user can select the molecules of its choice interactively.

In organic powder/thin-film samples the organic molecule can be considered as solvated by the molecules of its own type.

Recent studies on breast cancer describe a quantitative association between the IL-7 signalling complex and some clinico-pathological parameters: there is a trend towards a higher expression of IL-7 and molecules of its signalling pathway in breast cancer patients with poor prognosis [4].

Indeed, nuclear β-catenin expression has been considered a hallmark of activation of the Wnt/β-catenin pathway [ 26, 49] or mutations of β-catenin or molecules of its degradation complex [ 50].

A project at Milan University by gas chromatography specialists has analysed and profiled the smell of white truffle, identifying bismethylthiomethane as the main molecule of its scent.

Oil is a touchy issue in Mexico, whose constitution bars ownership by anyone but the state of even a molecule of its 30 billion barrels of probable hydrocarbon reserves.

Incorporation of selenocysteine into proteins depends on its unique tRNA, Sec tRNA, the only known molecule of its kind in eukaryotes that governs expression of a single class of proteins, the selenoproteins [17].

That there are approximately 5 molecules of Sup35p for every one molecule of its translation termination partner, Sup45p (T. von der Haar, personal communication) might explain this discrepancy i.e. no more than 20% of Sup35p in the cell is engaged in termination.

The H NMR spectrum of t- P12⋅(T6) 2 is strikingly simple for a molecule of its size owing to the D6 h symmetry.