Sentence examples for molecules that would from inspiring English sources

That allowed him to capture and study molecules that would otherwise quickly fall apart.

Even before that, NASA should commission research on sterilization techniques, to ensure that any Martian organisms would be killed while limiting damage to the molecules that would hint at past life on Mars.

"Plants, bacteria and fungi make a wealth of complex biologically active molecules that would be extremely difficult for us to match," says Samuel Blackman, associate director of experimental medicine at Merck, a large pharmaceutical company.

In particular, red wines are rich in polyphenols, a group of powerful antioxidants that are thought to protect against cancer and heart disease by destroying molecules that would otherwise damage cells.

Also, the focus of much pharmaceutical research in recent years has shifted from simple drugs for common diseases that would have widespread use to complicated molecules that would most likely benefit fewer patients but carry far higher price tags, in the realm of tens of thousands of dollars.

Purity readings suggest the lowered amount of intact DNA molecules that would be enough to make into PCR.

They began by finding a molecule that would carry a novel amino acid to a mammal cell's protein factories.

The molecule that would eventually become known as mRNA was first described in 1956 by scientists Elliot Volkin and Lazarus Astrachan.

There is plenty of resistance in the farming world to this system as it requires genetically modifying a plant by splicing a gene into it to produce a blocking molecule that would target a specific pest.

To block a micro-RNA, Regulus will probably use the antisense approach — synthesizing short strands of an RNA-like molecule that would bind to the micro-RNA and inactivate it.

He hoped to develop a synthetic molecule that would carry oxygen just as well as iron.