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Meanings of hydrophobicity in английском

русский
гидрофобность
испанский
hidrofobia

Physical property of a molecule that is seemingly repelled from a mass of water.

гидрофобность
Synonyms
Examples for "hydrophoby"
Examples for "hydrophoby"
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And I'm asking if he's showed any signs of hydrophoby.
Further Adventures of Lad
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Now in cancers and hydrophoby they are quite ingenious.
The Pioneers; Or, The Sources of the Susquehanna
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Acting like he'd been bit by a hydrophoby skunk.
Bloom of Cactus
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If ever I lift hand to lick you, jes' bite me and give me hydrophoby.
His Dog
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Folks gets hydrophoby from manbite sometimes, don't they?
When God Laughs, and Other Stories
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In particular, we focus on improved models of the hydrophobic effect, polarization and hydrogen bonding.
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A molecular docking study suggested that the hydrophobic effect was crucial for the interactions between the derivatives and the OBPs.
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The data also suggested that association of BO2C11 to FVIII is driven mainly by a hydrophobic effect.
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Self-assembly of amphiphilic dyes and π-systems are more difficult to understand and to control in water compared to organic solvents due to the hydrophobic effect.
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Furthermore, we show that hydrophobic effects in the fourth position are general and can effectively increase overall affinity.
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Usage of hydrophobicity in английском
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Bacterial cell hydrophobicity seemed to have little or no influence on adhesion.
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Drying methods produce important variations in bacterial immunomodulation and hydrophobicity, which are correlated.
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The insertion critically depends upon the structure, hydrophobicity, and electrostatics of certain regions.
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The key characteristic is high protein surface hydrophobicity, which allows emulsification.
The Guardian
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Accurately predicting small molecule partitioning and hydrophobicity is critical in the drug discovery process.
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The properties of proteins which provide the separation are size, hydrophobicity, charge and affinity.
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Proteins are subsequently separated in three dimensions according to their charge, hydrophobicity, and molecular mass.
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These proteins lack transmembrane domains and hydrophobicity cannot explain why their genes remained in mitochondria.
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This indicates that the adsorption behaviors depend on the strength of hydrophobicity of aromatic compounds.
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Yeast cell surface tension parameters and degree of hydrophobicity were determined by contact angle measurement.
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Therefore, given their high hydrophobicity, sorption onto the particulate matter stands for the major removal mechanism.
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In this work we tested 12 commercially available anhydrides, selected based on their safety and hydrophobicity.
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Maximum fluorescein release depended on the structure and hydrophobicity of the carriers used in these studies.
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We next discuss the hydrophobicity of spidroins, with particular attention on the unique aquatic spider silks.
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Further, molecular size and hydrophobicity of aromatic compounds strongly affected their competition with HA on MWCNTs.
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Oxygen penetrates part of the hydrophobic interior, but affinity does not correlate simply with hydrophobicity indices.
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Translations for hydrophobicity
испанский
hidrofobia
Hydrophobicity through the time
Hydrophobicity across language varieties
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