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Peter Seeberger of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, in Zurich, has automated the production of a limited number of these molecules, reducing the time required to make them from months to hours, and has produced a candidate vaccine for malaria.

Atomwise's software analyzes simulations of molecules, reducing the time researchers need to spend synthesizing and testing compounds.

Indeed, hydroxyl end groups decrease the silicone oil hydrophobicity, then bind more strongly water molecules reducing the interfacial turbulence.

It is conceivable that if oligomerisation takes place between one normal peptide and one truncated peptide, transautophosphorylation may be not be possible and the normal CHEK2 molecules may still remain bound to the truncated molecules reducing the concentration of the active monomers to respond to DNA damage.

The adsorption of protonated Schiff base molecules reduces the rate of hydrogen evolution reaction [74, 79, 84].

The presence of the solvent molecules reduces the thickness of the electric double layer, lowers the value of the mean electrostatic potential and raises capacitance.

The combinations of the small molecules reduced the total reactive oxygen species and malonaldehyde (MDA) levels and enhanced the production of glutathione peroxidise (GPx) enzyme under hypoxic conditions.

It is known that increased interaction between the polymer molecules reduces the intensity of luminescence [23]; at the same time, it is not clear how the nanotube surface interact with the luminophor molecules.

However, inhibition by Bcl-2 molecules reduces the effective rate for Bax conversion to activated Bax and subsequent Bax-2 complex formation.

Adopting a 2-month interval, which would probably be enough for most studies of small molecules, reduces the calculated incidence only slightly.

These small molecules reduce the number of protein aggregates and cytotoxicity, both in cellular and Drosophila models of neurodegenerative disease [ 212, 213].