Sentence examples for molecules which exhibit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, MOA-cliff, a novel concept, was proposed to indicate one pair of structurally similar molecules which exhibit opposite MOA.

We proposed a novel MOA-based cliff concept to indicate a pair of structurally similar molecules which exhibit the opposite MOA.

Hence, small molecules which exhibit NGF-mimic activity and can pass through the BBB are considered to be promising drug candidates for treatment of such diseases.

Macrocycles are an important class of molecules which exhibit profound chemical and biological properties derived from the preorganized ring structures.

Such characterization, however, is much more difficult with even smaller molecules, which exhibit a lesser signal-to-noise ratio.

Their results show a shorter translocation time of the target molecules, which exhibit single molecule mismatch than that of the perfectly-complementary DNA molecules, which is the opposite of the experimental result using bio-nanopores.

Crown ether is one of the most well-known host molecules, which exhibits the binding selectivity for alkali metal and alkali earth metal cations in solution phase [1, 2].

The only characterised ligand for CD103 is E-cadherin, an epithelial adhesion molecule which exhibits reduced expression in pancreatic cancer.

In addition, optimization of these molecules provided compounds which exhibit selectivity for NRI over the dopamine (DAT) and serotonin (SERT) reuptake transporters.

Myelin contains several growth inhibitory molecules such as Nogo A, which exhibit inhibitory effects on axonal re-growth (Schwab, 2004).

In contrast to the otherwise common herringbone arrangement of PFP in single crystals and "standing" films, we report a π-stacked arrangement of coplanar molecules in "flat-lying" films, which exhibit an exceedingly low π-stacking distance of only 3.07 Å, giving rise to significant electronic band dispersion along the π-stacking direction, as evidenced by ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy.