Meanings of soluble molecules in English

These signals involve soluble molecules and various extracellular vesicles, including a particular type termed exosomes.

However, they carry only a small fraction of the other soluble molecules that provide flavor.

Most of the juice is water, and the rest the soluble molecules carried in the water.

Data-driven biophysical modeling best predicts a scenario where soluble molecules dynamically assemble into mobile supramolecular structures.

Current formulations for water- soluble molecules include vaginally or rectally applied gels, vaginal rings, films and tablets.

Because flavors are mainly fat- soluble molecules, and meat is 75% water, flavor molecules can't move very far inside.

These mediators can be either soluble molecules or more complex structures called membrane vesicles, enclosing soluble factors within a lipid bilayer.

The purine-scaffold represents a platform for the creation of easily synthesizable and derivatizable soluble molecules that are amenable for oral administration.

We analyzed cytokine and chemokine secretion on a semi-global level using antibody arrays allowing the detection of sixty-five immunity-related soluble molecules.

We concluded that this is an intracellular labeling procedure that has the citoplasm, ribosomes unbound to membrane and soluble molecules as targets.

They can be activated and polarized into tumor-associated macrophages (TAM) by the tumor-derived soluble molecules to promote tumor progression and metastasis.

Both microglia and astrocytes express a multitude of neurotransmitter receptors and via the release of several soluble molecules modulate synaptic function in neuronal networks.

A rat thymic epithelial cell line IT45-R1 has been previously described as secreting soluble molecules that in vitro chemoattract rat hemopoietic precursor cells.