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Further studies are needed to decipher the molecular mechanisms underlying HIV-PI antitumoral properties and to design more efficient molecules to wipe out this CSCs population.

The elucidation of this new series may help on designing new and more efficient antiophidian molecules.

This knowledge is applicable for the design of more efficient photochromic molecules and for multichromophoric systems.

Their elimination could be considered an important step towards the design of safer and more efficient plasmid molecules.

When GO undergoes sonication, the nanoparticle size decreases in the z-direction as each multilayered GO exfoliates into multiple s/fGO particles and in the x-/ y-direction as each GO sheet breaks into several smaller sheets, creating a larger number of smaller particles that would act as more efficient dopant molecules.

The molecular mechanisms that underlie the observed enhanced early signal transduction are likely to be complicated as they may be due to either (1) more efficient signalling molecule recruitment to the TCR/CD3 complex or (2) more efficient recruitment of TCR/pMHCI complexes to lipid rafts or other roles of CD8.

Further experiments showed that any saturated fatty acid that has between 10 and 31 carbon atoms can perform the same trick, although the gelling efficiency was more efficient with smaller molecules.

BCL Conf is better and more efficient in sampling molecules with greater than three rotatable bonds as indicated in Fig. 5b and Figure S4 (Additional file 1).

In conclusion, our present study identified selenoglycosides as novel activators of PP1 and PP2A as well as provided insights into the structural background of their interactions establishing a molecular model for future design of more efficient phosphatase activator molecules.

This is not only because that the nuclear energy loss rate (Sn) is much smaller than Se for MeV heavy ions, but also because the energy deposition through the electronic process is more efficient in damaging molecules than through the nuclear process.

A more direct approach, that becomes much more efficient for larger molecules, is to directly compute the partition function of the entire ensemble along the lines of McCaskill's algorithm [ 31].