Sentence examples for molecules which react from inspiring English sources

These particles contain sensor molecules which react with sodium or glucose, creating "biomarkers".

Even if there is a bad correlation between DPPH and enzymatic data), most of the fruit can be roughly separated in two groups (A and B) with different degrees of antioxidant activity, suggesting the hypothesis that fruit of the same group could have quite similar compositions of antioxidant constituents or molecules which react in similar way to the analytical methods.

The antimicrobial activity of CHX is due to the positively charged parts of the CHX molecule, which react with the phosphate groups of lipopolysaccharides in the bacterial cell wall.

In addition, the cell-surface antigen activated leukocyte-cell adhesion molecule, which reacts with the monoclonal antibody SB-10, has been shown to be expressed in undifferentiated cells but is lost during mesenchymal differentiation.

In the reaction, molecular oxygen is fragmented into two oxygen atom radicals, which react with other oxygen molecules to form ozone.

Irradiation produces free radicals which react with other molecules.

When TiO2 is illuminated by photons with energies equal to or greater than its band gap, the absorbed UV light excites electron hole pairs in the TiO2 layer, which react with oxygen molecules and water to generate highly reactive species, including hydroxyl radicals and excited oxygen species, which have strong oxidative power to decompose organic matter.

A pheromone is a molecule or a blend of molecules secreted to the outside by animals and used for communication with other conspecific members, which react by changing their behavior or developmental process (Wyatt 2003).

Coal undergoes appreciable physico-chemical changes when heated in the temperature range of 200 1000 °C during which, reacted molecules break along the weakest bonds, forming free radicals which subsequently recombine with other radicals or molecules to form more highly condensed species and volatile compounds.

The concentration affects the rate at which reacting molecules collide, a prerequisite for any reaction.

A condition of validity of the above assumption is formulated based on the calculation of the thickness of the diffusion layer and of the time of traversing the diffusion layer by molecules which have reacted at the electrode interface.