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Meanings of hydrophilic in English

Portuguese
hidrossolúvel
Catalan
hidròfil

Having a strong affinity for water; tending to dissolve in, mix with, or be wetted by water.

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        hidrossolúvel

        Soluble in water.

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              Examples for "hydrophobic"
              Examples for "hydrophobic"
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              NanoOrange binds noncovalently with hydrophobic protein regions to form highly fluorescent complexes.
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              However, a mutation that reduced the hydrophobic contacts did inhibit dimer formation.
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              The structures produced include mono-functional hydrophobic and multi-functional amphiphilic core corona stars.
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              The structure revealed that the entire calmodulin-spectrin-binding interface is hydrophobic in nature.
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              Many previous studies have explored the interactions between MPs and hydrophobic pollutants.
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              Usage of hydrophilic in English
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              All members are hydrophilic in nature and showed alike GRAVY values, approximately.
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              2
              Non-denaturing cIEF separations using highly hydrophilic polymer-coated capillaries constituted the second dimension.
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              3
              The production process starts with alternating yarns of hydrophobic and hydrophilic cotton.
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              For this purpose a hydrophilic EPR spin probe was incorporated into tablets.
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              5
              The hydrophilic dye mixture consisted of a sample of FD&C Blue No.
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              This makes them more hydrophilic, alters biological activity, and facilitates their excretion.
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              One of the main problems is enabling compatibility between hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces.
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              Different hydrophilic and hydrophobic contrast agents were explored in this context.
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              The intradimeric interface is hydrophobic, whereas dimer-dimer association occurs through large hydrophilic residues.
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              10
              More hydrophilic ash might mix into the water and wash into nearby streams.
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              GRD20 encodes a hydrophilic protein that partially associates with the TGN.
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              12
              Conventional liposomes were coated with a hydrophilic biocompatible polymer like chitosan.
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              13
              A smaller, more hydrophilic bile salt pool decreased intestinal cholesterol absorption.
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              14
              This treatment resulted in more hydrophilic surfaces, which was confirmed by contact angle measurements.
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              We further demonstrate that a segment of the N-terminal hydrophilic region targets the centrosome.
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              Most notably, specific, largely hydrophilic, cellular metabolites are detected within the supported live cultures.
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              Translations for hydrophilic
              Portuguese
              hidrossolúvel
              Catalan
              hidròfil
              Hydrophilic through the time
              Hydrophilic across language varieties
              United States of America
              Common