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Significados de biological molecule em inglês

russo
биомолекула
português
biomoléculas
espanhol
biocompuesto
catalão
producte natural
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Molecule that is produced by a living organism.

biomoléculas
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Examples for "biomolecule"
Examples for "biomolecule"
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We also summarize strategies for drug loading in the biomolecule-mineralized core-shell NPs.
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Structure alteration, biomolecule fragmentation, and oxidation of side chains are trade-offs of cellular energy production.
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The enhancement of biomolecule extraction could be achieved depending on the properties of reverse micelles.
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A massively parallel nanofluidic concentration device array for multiplexed and high-throughput biomolecule detection is demonstrated.
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Using the method, we achieved residual-free patterns with submicrometer resolution for applications in biomolecule array templates.
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Ferulic acid is a natural compound that expresses antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities.
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Cantharidin a natural compound from an arthropod insect cantharis exerts potent anticancer activity.
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The use of natural compound may be of great value to develop better tolerated therapies.
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Taken together, our study showed that the natural compound LA inhibits MGMT and induces autophagy.
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Hispidulin is a medicinal natural compound isolated from S. involucrata, which exhibits potent anticancer properties.
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Uso de biological molecule em inglês
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Lovenox is a large biological molecule that must be given by injection.
Reuters
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That is because Lovenox is a large, biological molecule that must be given by injection and is not straightforward to substitute.
Reuters
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HMMs decompose the conformational space of a biological molecule into finite number of states that interconvert among each other with certain rates.
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E-vapor in combination with ascorbic acid, which is an abundant biological molecule in human epithelial lining fluid, can also induce -OHformation.
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Dawkins defined the replicator as a biological molecule that "has the extraordinary property of being able to make copies of itself."
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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This counter-intuitive, yet well-proven, capacity for an atomic particle or biological molecule to concurrently inhabit multiple places, times or energy states is called a superposition.
Wired
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The biotech company produces color-coded spheres that latch onto telltale biological molecules.
Wired
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This stereoelectronic effect influences the three-dimensional shapes of many biological molecules.
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DNA plasmids is one of the most stable biological molecules in the world.
Wired
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In this case, it means duplicating biological molecules, which is a routine laboratory procedure.
Wired
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Water constitutes the intracellular matrix in which biological molecules interact.
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In the meantime, highly-engineered biological molecules will fill the void.
Wired
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Neutrons are used to understand biological molecules and drugs.
The Guardian
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Biological molecules can also be imaged at low temperature in a cryo-AFM with improved resolution.
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Organic molecules are the building blocks of the biological molecules that allow life to function.
The Guardian
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Omics technologies have made it easier and cheaper to evaluate thousands of biological molecules at once.
Pubmed