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Meanings of other molecules in English

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Usage of other molecules in English
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Called free radicals, these molecules bind easily with other molecules, including DNA.
Wired
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Today, some nucleic acids act as catalysts that break up other molecules.
BBC
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This facilitates magnetization transfer to other molecules similarly associated with macromolecules, such as water.
Pubmed
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Its role is to carry and transfer acetyl and acyl groups to other molecules.
Pubmed
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The latter employs those established gradients to transport other molecules.
Pubmed
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By contrast, models based on other molecules were less accurate.
Pubmed
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Just capturing the CO2 out of a mix of other molecules is difficult, too.
Wired
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However, free forms of copper including loosely bound forms to other molecules are redox active.
Pubmed
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In many biochemical processes, proteins need to bind partners amidst a sea of other molecules.
Pubmed
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Those in turn interact with other molecules, ionising them and generating a shower of electrons.
BBC
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Receptors are molecules that act like a "lock" into which other molecules fit.
The Guardian
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White, powdery CN reacts with enzymes and other molecules on your body, triggering pain and irritation.
Wired
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This free path in liquids is a zigzag course, owing to the perpetual collisions with other molecules.
The Breath of Life
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This computational methodology can be extended to investigate other molecules or biological processes such as cell cycle.
Pubmed
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Proteins, an important class of biological macromolecules, realize their functions through binding to themselves or other molecules.
Pubmed
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We are also looking for other molecules in the blood and biofluids that will support a diagnosis.
The Irish Times
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