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On the other hand, solvation between dissimilar molecules tends to produce negative deviations from Raoult's law.
Thus, the percentage of HIV-infected individuals who carry a mutant virus capable of escaping immune detection by HLA-B*51 and HLA-B*27 molecules tends to be high in populations with high frequencies of the HLA-B*51 and HLA-B*27 genes.
The comparison of modeling calculations and the experimental data suggests that the base pairing of single-stranded polynucleotide molecules tends to form a nested and independent planar hairpin structure rather than a random intersecting pattern.
However, screening drug-sized molecules tends to favor ligands with several sub-optimal interactions, whereas fragments were shown to exhibit more favorable binding energies relative to their molecular size, leading to higher ligand efficiencies [5], [6].
This suggests that the expression of these proinflammatory molecules tends to increase in the chronic inflammation progression that leads to LC and HCC and thus, their evaluation could be used for prognostic studies [ 12].
We assumed that the interfacial energy between cell and medium is proportional to that between cells because the density of active adhesion molecules tends to be related to the applied Ca2+ concentrations (Fig. 3G).
Many molecules act as tiny magnets, but molecules tend to line up in an alternating up-and-down pattern that cancels out the magnetic field.
Small molecules tend to diffuse into the interior of the porous particles so that their flow is restricted, while large molecules are unable to enter the pores and tend to flow unhindered.
Since the filaments that connect distant nerve cells are surrounded by fatty sheaths which restrict the movement of water, such molecules tend to move along a filament rather than out of it.
In addition, smaller molecules tend to have more 3-D neighbors than larger molecules].
Water molecules tend to condense around ions with negative charge and high electric quantity.
