Sentence examples for molecules of which from inspiring English sources

The first studies were mainly concerned with the structures of the monoterpenes, the molecules of which contain 10 carbon atoms.

This BAC by BAC strategy also required "mapping" the genome, or defining short sequences of milestone DNA that would help show where each BAC belonged on its parent chromosome, the giant DNA molecules of which the genome is composed.

A number of molecules, of which organic peroxides are typical, possess such weak chemical bonds that they decompose irreversibly into free radicals on warming in solution.

Chemists observed early in the study of organic compounds that certain groups of atoms and associated bonds, known as functional groups, confer specific reactivity patterns on the molecules of which they are a part.

The size selectivity of the lipid bilayer is a result of its being not a simple fluid, the molecules of which move around and past a diffusing molecule, but an organized matrix, a kind of fixed grate, composed of the fatty acid chains of the phospholipids through which the diffusing molecule must fit.

The second most targeted protein is CD3E, found in 32 clinical stage or approved molecules, of which 26 are T cell-redirecting bispecific antibody candidates (Table 6).

Here, therefore, we focus on the stronger sense of skeleton that implies that the skeleton as specified must be a substructure of the molecule of which it is a skeleton.

Whereas scientists generally agree that there are anywhere from four to nine basic tastes, there are thousands upon thousands of distinct aromas, only a single molecule of which you need to light up one or more of our hundreds of olfactory receptors.

The plant protein (or other type of molecule), of which a perturbed state is recognized by the R-protein, is known as the "guardee".

Our calculated structure is in good general agreement with the X-ray structure 15 and we obtain a cohesive energy of 0.61(4) eV per molecule, of which 94 % is due to van der Waals forces.

The gRNA is a synthetic 100 nucleotide (nt) RNA molecule, of which the first approximately 20 nt are the targeting site, and the 3′ end forms a hairpin structure that interacts with the Cas9 protein [ 13].