"Every molecule of CO2 is not a molecule of freedom," he said.
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In fact, molecule for molecule, it is a much more potent planet-warmer than CO2.
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If a molecule involved in cancer, for instance, by seeing its shape drug developers can glean clues about the kind of molecule they need to create to disrupt the molecule.
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They predicted that the RNA molecule would be able to grab a molecule called a fluorophore.
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When it's missing an electron, one collagen molecule will bond with the collagen molecule next to it.
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This research could be used to unlock the the chemical evolution of the earth, molecule by molecule.
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A car's departure corresponds to the conversation of a GTP molecule to a GDP (guanosine diphosphate) molecule.
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Ava Labs– Ava creates wines molecule by molecule to replicate the terroir of classic high end wines without grapes.
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In other words, once a drug company has the "what" — a molecule or compound that may fight Alzheimer's — Molecule.
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You can't superimpose a right-handed chiral molecule on top of a left-handed chiral molecule, even though they are in fact the same molecule made from the same parts arranged in the same way, only flipped.
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Fountain's Beauty Molecule packs an antioxidant punch thanks to the high resveratrol content, while the Hair Molecule will help build healthier strands.
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You've figured out that a novel molecule could be effective in treating an illness — but that molecule only exists in a simulation.
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Vaccines work by teaching the immune system to recognise a molecule as a threat, and to respond by making antibodies to that molecule.
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Most biology labs do without mass spectrometers, analytic tools which rapidly sort through samples molecule by molecule and characterise every one of them.
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CBD is the molecule in cannabis that is known for its therapeutic effects, while THC is molecule that gives cannabis its psychoactive properties.
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"The molecule is what carries the message," Mershin says, but you can't understand what our perception will be just from knowing the molecule.
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Each molecule produces its own unique spike in the radio spectrum, so like a fingerprint, scientists can match it to a particular molecule.
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They discovered that when the LSD molecule latches on, part of the receptor folds over it like a lid, keeping the molecule in place.
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Current chemical-based controllable windows use vacuum deposition to coat the glass, an expensive process that deposits layers of a material molecule by molecule.
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Jess Tombes was going to last, and Bobby could feel himself, in her spectral, incipiently canonical gaze, being transubstantiated, molecule by molecule, into obscurity.
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But thalidomide, Fischer explained, hijacks another molecule (known as a ligand), then goads that molecule to destroy SALL4 and other proteins, a process called degradation.
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These systems allow CRISPR to detect specific DNA or RNA, another major biological molecule, and then snip a "reporter molecule" that releases a fluorescent signal.
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Like the more well-known tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), this molecule is very abundant in cannabis; in some cases, CBD is the most or second-most abundant molecule.
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But scientists have faced challenges discovering the molecule, calling into question whether the molecule exists in space at all, according to the paper published today in Nature.
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This makes the likelihood that each water molecule in that snowflake would sit in exactly the same place as each water molecule in another snowflake extremely unlikely.
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"The annihilator forms a complex with one molecule from one competitor and one molecule from a different competitor and reacts to form inert, unreactive species," Cherry said.
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In the same way, cells are incredibly complex, but it's all chemical compounds doing their thing, very simple molecule-to-molecule interactions, repeated countless times, doing remarkable things.
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But scientists at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) now suggest that phosphorus may have first arrived on Earth in the molecule phosphorus monoxide – phosphorus bonded with one oxygen molecule.
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One laser pulse would set off the chemical reaction, then a second pulse would record the state of the molecule through the colors of light the molecule absorbed and emitted.
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The technique works by hijacking the same molecule, CD4, that allows HIV to bond to a cell's surface, using the molecule as a signal to bind to HIV and kill it.
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In this case, the GNN could process the structure of each molecule and understand that in one molecule, a carbon atom was five atoms away from a nitrogen atom, for example.
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It permits the manufacture of all manner of things which used to be hard, even impossible, to make: pharmaceuticals, fuels, fabrics, foods and fragrances can all be built molecule by molecule.
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CRISPR, as a quick reminder, is basically a molecule that cleanly and reliably snips bases out of DNA strands paired with a molecule that hunts out a single sequence of bases.
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If the atom is spin-up, then the air molecule might be pushed one way, while, if the atom is spin-down, the air molecule goes another way—and these two possibilities coexist.
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They had to thread a molecule of methane through a simulated carbon nanotube; unwind a helical molecule and wind it up in the opposite direction; and tie a knot in a simulated protein.
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This molecule helps us in detecting changes in the environment.
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That makes it a "molecule to megawatt" company, executives said.
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It was impossible to make the molecule by other means.
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Small molecule drugs can target critical proteins within cancerous cells.
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This gene included a sialic acid sugar molecule called Neu5Gc.
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Reporters cover virtually every molecule of Hollywood news these days.
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Trikafta encourages the molecule to take the correct, functional shape.
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We ultimately passed on that molecule despite some interesting research.
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A molecule called nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide could juice the system.
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One molecule of ricin will kill a cell it enters.
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Media Molecule streams the creations of players weekly on Twitch.
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Media Molecule also curates for reasons other than community streams.
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The only surefire credit goes to Media Molecule and Sony.
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You can produce two of these "radical" molecules at the same time—perhaps one molecule gives an electron to another, or a molecule breaks in two such that each piece has an unpaired electron.
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They also had lower levels of the breakdown products of DNA and RNA circulating in their blood, including one molecule called adenine, and another called adenosine — which is adenine attached to a sugar molecule.
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These high-energy particles are perfectly capable of stripping away our planet&aposs thin atmosphere, flinging our helpless nitrogen and oxygen away molecule by molecule, and thus stripping our planet of its security blanket.
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Although it is far less abundant than carbon dioxide and stays in the air for only a decade or so, molecule for molecule its warming effect (calculated over 100 years) is 23 times higher.
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"They tweak a molecule or add a molecule and they get something that's just a little different than what's on the books as illegal," says Rusty Payne, a spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The great advantage of drawing from flue gases is that the CO22005 is concentrated, roughly one molecule out of every 22, whereas in the ambient air, it is one molecule out of every 22,22005.
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What people do now is put a molecule in superfluid helium.
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But how many mutations did it take to transform the molecule?
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Astronomers have spotted the organic molecule methanol surrounding the icy moon.
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The key flavour molecule in vanilla is already synthesised by chemists.
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Apes and chimps have maintained this gene and molecule over time.
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Another possibility comes from the structure of the MDMA molecule itself.
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"Every molecule of limestone is actually broken in half," Niven added.
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One energy-rich molecule that is not absorbed, though, is methane.
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Those drugs target the CGRP molecule itself, instead of its receptor.
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That's like trying to catch flies with a molecule of honey.
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They didn't really know if their molecule would actually work, though.
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The iron-packed molecule gives meat its distinct flavor and aroma.
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Water is a simple molecule — two hydrogens attached to one oxygen.
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The mutation makes the molecule warp into a rigid sickle shape.
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A single water molecule looks like Mickey Mouse's head, says Bloomfield.
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Meanwhile, the molecule he discovered will belong to the United States.
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For such a tiny molecule, carbon dioxide has a big impact.
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The final molecule, called 20-nor-Salvinorin A, differs just slightly from Salvinorin A. One single piece of the large molecule, a dangling carbon atom with three hydrogen atoms attached, is replaced by a hydrogen atom.
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Although it is much less prevalent in the atmosphere than CO2, the scientists found, it can generate more than 80 times more warming – molecule for molecule – than CO2 in the 20 years it takes to dissipate.
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Although it is much less prevalent in the atmosphere than CO2, the scientists found, it can generate more than 80 times more warming – molecule for molecule – than CO2 in the 20 years it takes to dissipate.
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They told us a story about how they spent one-point-something billion dollars, and they invested in this molecule that ends up selling and that one molecule paid for the whole thing three times over, right?
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The discovery was so important that the molecule deserved a worthy name.
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ATP, or molecule adenosine triphosphate, is the energy that powers our bodies.
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Serotonin is the molecule generally considered to be responsible for feeling good.
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Water is naturally corrosive — its oxygen molecule will break down lead piping.
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You'd know that sulfur is the linchpin holding together this poisonous molecule.
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A tiny molecule you can't fight with your fists, or with weapons.
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The second problem is that glucose is actually a pretty boring molecule.
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Vinyl cyanide is a fairly complex molecule, made up of seven elements.
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"It doesn't mean that we patented psilocybin as a molecule," Malievskaia says.
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Before you even ask, yes, this "aromatic" benzonitrile molecule has a smell.
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It's a lipid—a fat molecule—with a very specific chemical shape.
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Additionally, you may notice on some sunscreen labels the molecule ethylhexyl methoxycrylene.
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It is a complicated molecule composed of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen.
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RNA, or ribonucleic acid, is a single-stranded molecule similar to DNA.
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One, fructose, the sweet molecule in sugar, is not metabolized like glucose.
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The discovery of the 60-carbon molecule came out of these tests.
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Creatine GluconateThis is creatine that's been bound with a molecule of glucose.
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Some of the protein and small-molecule replacements are not cheap either.
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But there remained a crucial decision: Which ribosomal molecule should he study?
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"It's a toxic molecule—that's what tends to get overlooked," Dyer says.
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On Mars, sunlight and other chemical reactions should quickly destroy the molecule.
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The other end of the soap molecule remains "hydrophilic," or water loving.
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Any good stable molecule ought to have two strong atoms to it.
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Pain, he believes, cannot be located in a molecule or a cell.
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Mixed in was 5 percent caprylic acid, also not a complex molecule.
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Each water molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
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You need some sort of luciferin, a molecule that can emit light.
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Cannabidiol is a complex molecule that is produced by the cannabis plant.
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Scientifically, it's a molecule produced by the liver that, according to Examine.
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Alpha-gal is a sugar molecule carried by the lone star tick.
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ATP synthase harnesses that energy to build a fuel molecule called ATP.
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The specifics of the hypervariable region cause it to bind with great fidelity to some other molecule, usually part of a pathogen, stopping that molecule working and marking it for destruction by other parts of the immune system.
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But, rather than uproot a bunch of soybeans, thus destroying the environment, Impossible Foods simply takes the genetic sequence of these soy plants that make up the heme and then reproduces it, molecule by molecule, in the lab.
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Although methane emissions are lower than carbon dioxide emissions, it is considered a major greenhouse gas because each methane molecule has 25 times the global warming potential of a carbon dioxide molecule, according to the Land Trust Alliance.
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It was the case in their research that if they found a molecule that activated the serotonin 2A receptor, which is the target for psychedelics, it was a kiss of death for that molecule right off the bat.
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In Sc2.0 it will be possible to make the TAG codon "mean" one of these other amino acids by designing a new tRNA molecule that recognises the codon and new enzymes to stick an amino acid to that molecule.
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Why not find a different molecule designed to encourage blood-vessel growth, or boost the division of stem cells in the skin — a molecule delivered not in the form of a pill but as a nutrient in my food?
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The film consists of azobenzene, a molecule that curls up under ultraviolet light.
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She said that the molecule could have come from Earth aboard NASA equipment.
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The method also worked to deliver insulin, a far larger molecule, into pigs.
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ABOUT 120,000 types of protein molecule have yielded up their structures to science.
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The cell uses the RNA molecule as a template to make the protein.
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Tested on mice, the modified molecule has exactly the desired anti-tumour effects.
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Like a molecule of blow hits his nostril and he's just ripping everywhere.
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Every molecule of the campus was designed within an inch of its life.
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We happen to like the small-molecule cancer drug stocks because we believe.
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The inside is one big piece of gel that utilizes macro-molecule cooling.
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How can you understand a molecule, for example, if you can't see it?
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In particular, they identified a molecule (called "period") that drives the biological clock.
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The many orientations essentially offered views of the same molecule from different angles.
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The first is the "small molecule" approach, which often focuses on dietary supplements.
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The molecule, H₃⁺, is made up of three hydrogen atoms (minus an electron).
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THE BILLION-DOLLAR MOLECULE: The Quest for the Perfect Drug, by Barry Werth.
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A pill made with a similar molecule is showing promise in clinical trials.
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"There is likely no universal molecule gene that switches asymmetry," Dr. Davison said.
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Yet it feels as if the show's every molecule vibrates with bounteous life.
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Small molecule substances are used in the large majority of most traditional drugs.
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The cell uses the RNA molecule as a template to build a protein.
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Prions are misfolded versions of a naturally occurring molecule called cellular prion protein.
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The missing molecule essentially leaves them without the "eyes" of the proprioceptive system.
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And you will want to give that person every molecule of your life.
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Dr. Benner and his colleagues created a Hachimoji gene for an RNA molecule.
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Just which molecule was being tested is not known for sure: a press release from Bial, the Portuguese pharmaceutical company that produced the drug in question, described the molecule as a type of pain medication known as an FAAH enzyme inhibitor.
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Co-founder Rayan Pandya, 27, says the process to make the dairy is similar to what plant-based "meat" start-up Impossible Foods is doing using heme, a molecule in soy plants that's identical to the heme molecule found in meat.
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That means Prochlorococcus is also responsible for 20 percent of carbon capture on this planet (one molecule of carbon goes in, one molecule of oxygen goes out), theoretically spelling trouble for humanity's quest to keep CO2 out of the atmosphere.
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Whereas normal synthesis involves beginning with a handful of substances and figuring out how to combine them in ways that will lead to a given target molecule, retrosynthesis begins with the target molecule and works backwards to discover new pathways.
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Using a method called vapor deposition, they dropped molecules one by one onto a surface as if they were playing Tetris, allowing each molecule to settle into its snuggest fit in the forming glass before the next molecule came down.
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The reason these chemicals are called "super pollutants" is that one molecule of these substances can add several thousand times more heat to the atmosphere than a molecule of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas being added by human activity.
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A targeting molecule carries the CRISPR complex to the target gene within a cell.
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Let's say you wanted to understand something like the chemical behavior of a molecule.
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Novartis' chief drug developer Vas Narasimhan thinks Campana's molecule is a big reason why.
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Tru Niagen vitamins, which increase NAD — a molecule that boosts cellular energy and repair.
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The very first card had a diagram of a caffeine molecule on the cover.
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The alpha-gal molecule is found in all mammals except primates, which includes humans.
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An earlier version of this post said the molecule could be found in humans.
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Their DNA is an unadorned circular molecule between 2.03,22.0 and 29m genetic "letters" long.
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High levels of the molecule CGRP have been thought to be correlated with migraines.
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IT'S ALL ABOUT, YOU KNOW, BEING ABLE TO TAKE IT FROM MOLECULE TO MEGAWATT.
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Each Hsp90 molecule, he found, was bonding simultaneously to two alpha-4 integrin molecules.
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But where DNA is a double-stranded molecule, RNA consists of just one strand.
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J&J tweaked the molecule to create a variant that could also be inhaled.
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"Little tweaks on the fentanyl molecule create a substance ever more deadly," Brennan said.
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The first molecule produced by the Big Bang has finally been found in space.
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H21, after all, is an extremely light molecule, prone to fizzling off into space.
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There have been several false starts in the path to splitting the water molecule.
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Absorbing that sudden burst of excess energy causes the molecule to split into two.
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Once apoptosis begins, a critical molecule called executioner caspase is activated within the cell.
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Then, very carefully, she brings them together to become a single molecule: sodium cesium.
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PTFE is a polymer—a long chainlike molecule—made of carbon and fluorine atoms.
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But what really encouraged trees' evolution was the advent of a second molecule, lignin.
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Vinyl cyanide is a complex organic molecule capable of forming cell membrane-like spheres.
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Again, it's all the same molecular structure, the opiate molecule, and there you go.
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It's a very friendly molecule, and it likes to jump and become something else.
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This is meant to ensure that not a single molecule of waste can survive.
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L) has agreed to sell its small molecule antibiotics business to Pfizer Inc (PFE.
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A vibration of an atom in a molecule typically takes 10 to 100 femtoseconds.
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In our bodies, heme is found in a molecule in our blood called hemoglobin.
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But each receptor has what some scientists call a distinct "affinity" for each molecule.
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"Every molecule of my body wanted to be home with my son," she recalls.
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Often, plastics are mixtures of polymers — big, long-chained molecules — and small-molecule additives.
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All forms of life have a type of molecule that carries their genetic instructions.
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Start with TH. 24A: "Crucial biological molecule," three letters, is likely DNA or RNA.
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Dr. Ishizaka asked his colleagues to inject solutions of the molecule into his back.
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With their small molecule size, these oils quickly penetrate, delivering high levels of nutrients.
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It's like any other thing where you change one molecule and the matter changes.
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Dr. Meinwald identified a molecule called gyrinidal as a key compound in the secretions.
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Every molecule of carbon dioxide we add to the atmosphere is bringing catastrophe closer.
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When THC goes through the liver, it metabolizes into another more potent psychoactive molecule.
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Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a molecule in cannabis that does not get patients high.
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THC, the molecule that will make you feel high, is represented by a diamond.
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The heme molecule is, among other things, what gives meat its aroma and flavor.
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For example, an antibody might be used that targets a molecule on small tumors.
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They then tested out a small molecule thought to inhibit PUMA on a second group.
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"It's a really well-behaved molecule for its size," study author Marissa Weichman told Gizmodo.
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AHR is a molecule that binds small environmental molecules together, including dioxin and agent orange.
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The demon knows the positions and velocities of every molecule in a container of gas.
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The system might send electrons to them when another, more energetically efficient molecule isn't available.
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This interrogation measures, with great precision, the energy levels of the electrons within a molecule.
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Optimists talk of manufacturing molecule-sized machines ranging from drug-delivery devices to miniature computers.
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First, they created a special molecule called DFSO+ that contains a metal (specifically iron) atom.
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"It's a difficult molecule to extract, and there can be impurities in it," Mash says.
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Without light, the nanomachines can still find the molecule, but just remain on the surface.
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One long-held suspicion is that a molecule called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is involved.
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Feringa is also the inventor of the nanocar—a vehicle made from a single molecule.
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The allergy is caused by an immune response to a sugar molecule called alpha-gal.
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Scientists first needed to verify that the Universe could create such a molecule at all.
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McGuire was especially excited that this was the largest molecule discovered by a radio telescope.
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Unlike the Callery pear, Ginkgo trees possess butyric acid, or the molecule present in fermentation.
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The researchers were able to do get a molecule to do that at -213°C.
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At this, the Molecule Man transfers his power from Doom to Reed, and everything changes.
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One possibility would be to use specially formulated antibodies, instead of conventional "small-molecule" drugs.
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The SOFA Act controls, by structure, all likely bioactive chemical modifications of the fentanyl molecule.
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On Earth, the only molecule that constantly goes through similar large-scale cycles is water.
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One end of the molecule is attracted to water and repelled by fats and proteins.
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The other side of the molecule is attracted to fats and is repelled by water.
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Polyurethane is a polymer, a large molecule that consists of multiple smaller molecules called monomers.
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Researchers discovered that previously unknown small-molecule metabolites are the cause of the green glow.
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Second, the molecule should be complex enough that it isn't mirror symmetric, for similar reasons.
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The drug also contained a chiral molecule that caused disastrous side effects in many babies.
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"We expected to find water, but we couldn&apost observe the signatures of any molecule."
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Only molecules almost identical to the fentanyl molecule, with specified minor structural differences, are controlled.
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There are two main proteins on the surface of the flu molecule: hemagglutinin and neuraminidase.
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I've been told about a molecule called glutathione that helps the health of the cell?
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They'd form a thin film that could protect the molecule from a number of threats.
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Splitting a molecule of water takes four electrons, says [Jens Norskov, a professor at Stanford].
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Geoff Keighley, who was arranging and hosting the awards, was over to see Media Molecule.
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The origins of life traced to a single molecule Speaking of what we can learn from new discoveries of very old things, this year brought the incredible discovery of a single molecule that allowed the first transition from single-celled to multicellular life on Earth.
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An enzyme the researchers named PsiD first strips a carbon dioxide molecule off of the tail.
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This heat alters the chemical profile of cannabis, including the breakdown of the THC-A molecule.
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The idea came from a special strain of mice that lack the immune molecule IL-17.
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The scientists manipulated single atoms from a cloud of many using lasers to create a molecule.
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And every time a slow, "cold" molecule approaches from the left, he lets that through, too.
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IBM has already modeled the far lighter beryllium hydride molecule using a six qubit quantum computer.
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The beverage contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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The same molecule, 24-isopropylcholestane, is also found in pelagophyte, a type of ancient marine algae.
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Two arms are the amine group and the acid group that give the molecule its name.
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A single mutation might have been enough to switch a molecule from one job to another.
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These bacteria were engineered to produce a signaling molecule called N-Acyl homoserine lactone, or AHL.
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Messages made of a slightly different molecule, RNA, carry these instructions to molecular machines called ribosomes.
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Short for cannabidiol, CBD doesn't get you high, because it doesn't contain the psychoactive molecule THC.
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Squeezing every last calorie and nutrient molecule from what they eat is crucial to their survival.
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A single nanometer is about 10 times smaller than the width of a human's DNA molecule.
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The signature wavelengths of light released by the molecule would be absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere.
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Three short years later, they found it, another molecule on the T-cell surface called CD28.
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It's not that muscles produce one substance, or there's one molecule that is causing the pain.
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The molecule absorbs blue and red light well while reflecting the green light that we see.
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Alnylam concentrates on drugs that interfere with RNA, the messenger molecule through which genes express themselves.
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Unlike an inert molecule introduced to the body for some temporary effect, CAR-T is alive.
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The research revealed that a molecule involved in hair pigmentation also controls certain immune system genes.
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The molecule has potential applications in drug delivery, computing and high-speed transportation, Dr. Dalal said.
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So, when you have, like, a small glucose molecule, it's easy for them to break away.
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You'd likely have to modify the molecule, you would have to start looking at disease models.
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They believe they have a potent sirtuin activating compound that's very different from the resveratrol molecule.
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But neither on its own would keep a single molecule of pollution out of the sky.
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Trying to stop Pg buildup, the team designed small molecule inhibitors targeting the toxic enzyme gingipains.
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Well, heme is a molecule that's found in every living cell, bacteria, plants and so forth.
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In chilies, the molecule capsaicin creates a hot burn, turning your mouth into a blazing inferno.
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Oxytocin's "moral molecule" reputation was standing on a pile of science that was preliminary at best.
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They also took great pains to design the optimal type of molecule for in the experiment.
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CBD, the non-psychoactive molecule often marketed as a wellness product, is represented by a circle.
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But in other cases, the RNA molecule floats off to do a job of its own.
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Now scientists know we need 24 vegetable carotene molecules to make a single vitamin A molecule.
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The molecule, called GK-PID, is necessary for multicellular creatures (like, ahem, us) on Earth to develop and researchers found that an ancient genetic flip in this molecule is what launched the whole thing in action, reminding us all how incredible it is that we even exist.
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This one takes the first-line antibiotic vancomycin and attaches a molecule called r8 to the antibiotic.
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Nivien Therapeutics: Nivien Therapeutics is developing the first small molecule drugs to enhance both chemo and immunotherapies.
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Starting with 100 types of short molecule means trillions of combinations are possible within a longer one.
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They represent 10 different energy states of the oxytocin molecule and were produced using molecular modeling software.
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Impossible Burger uses heme, a genetically engineered iron-containing molecule for the taste and aroma of meat.
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When a DNA molecule replicates an enzyme called "helicase" unzips the double helix into two single strands.
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That molecule is hydrogen sulfide, and it's important for more reasons than just determining the planet's scent.
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With laser temperatures in the thousands of degrees, the molecule never stood a chance as it was.
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Li's team used the technique to image a carbon dioxide molecule trapped inside a metal-organic framework.
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But that gene encodes a different molecule with a different job: an enzyme that helps build DNA.
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The other is THC, which is the mind-altering molecule that fueled my 3 a.m. narcissism-fest.
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The big advance was a biodegradable semiconductor the scientists synthesized from a molecule found in tattoo ink.
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Versions of this enzyme do exist, but they act on RNA, a similar but not identical molecule.
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After 30 days of high dosing, the mice still experienced pain relief from this molecule, Váradi said.
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That's because the ultrafiltration process leaves behind a molecule present in milk called riboflavin, or vitamin B2.
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A few years later, the Impossible team believed they'd discovered the solution in a molecule called heme.
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In mice, the molecule binds to a receptor that triggers a shutting off of various inflammatory processes.
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"When you take vitamin C, it is absorbed as an intact molecule — not broken down," he explains.
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I call it the mystery of the molecule: how wood changes over the years and grows resonant.
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The researchers also found that they could tailor these genes to cut any RNA molecule they wanted.
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In countries like Germany, when a medicine goes off patent, the total demand for the molecule increases.
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Creatine helps generate a molecule called ATP, which is a natural source of energy in the body.
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This molecule produces adenine, one of the four nucleobases that form the rungs of the DNA ladder.
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Whatever that is, wherever the soul or spirit molecule or whatever it is lies inside of it.
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Molecule in New York's East Village once sold 16-ounce glasses of filtered tap water for $2.50.
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Then there are those who want something that works but don't care about molecule sizes or concentrations.
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It contains an active portion of the ketamine molecule, whose antidepressant properties are not well understood yet.
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Avid makes a molecule, called a ligand, that binds to proteins, in this case in the brain.
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In 210, researchers at the University of Wisconsin discovered a molecule that helps muscle cells generate energy.
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The task with the helical molecule took about the same amount of time in both environments, however.
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" Gorka also defended Trump's "birther" claims, saying "Donald Trump doesn't have a racist molecule in his body.
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Impossible's breakthrough involves a molecule called heme, which the company produces in tanks of genetically modified yeast.
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Media Molecule is a very different kind of curator than the other YouTubers in the Dreams community.
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And we are all battery-operated, deriving energy from a molecule called adenosine triphosphate, ATP for short.
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It added a sugar molecule to the pigment, shifting the plant's pH and altering the chrysanthemum's color.
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"It basically sees a different molecule than it's used to seeing and moves on," Mr. Rogers said.
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Ozone is a critically important molecule that protects the Earth's surface from the Sun's harmful ultraviolet rays.
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Cradled by the RNA molecule, the fluorophore would absorb light and release it as a green flash.
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A magazine is a molecule whose atoms are sometimes kept separate; with the Greats, that separateness disappears.
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Understanding the relationship between the structure of a molecule and its function is a classic question in biochemistry.
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Chemically, the molecule is a chain with little carbon-and-oxygen triangles, called epoxide rings, on the ends.
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Unfortunately, DNA is a delicate molecule, ill-equipped to survive the extreme temperatures and stresses found inside boreholes.
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And it works by blocking calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), a molecule that's involved in triggering migraine attacks.
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That guide molecule is joined with an enzyme known as Cas9 (CRISPR's fuller name is actually CRISPR-Cas9).
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Previous studies have offered clues to how this important molecule might have evolved in the ancestors of animals.
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Another is to look for methylation, which is when a DNA molecule is essentially tagged with a chemical.
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If you tweak just one molecule, you can get an entirely differently substance, one you hadn't bargained for.
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Still, given a certain molecule or combination, it's difficult to accurately determine what smell we're going to get.
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Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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A high-resolution spectrometer called GREAT on board SOFIA detected the molecule in the planetary nebula NGC 7027.
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We will be looking to go beyond the molecule and have a mixture of physical and structured finance.
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When a ribosome reads a codon, it links it with another molecule that carries the appropriate amino acid.
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Then, they added a key ingredient called retinal, a molecule that photoreceptors need in order to sense light.
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This one isn't as impressive in that regard as other single-molecule diodes that have gone before it.
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When I left Molecule, I was making a little iPhone game, and he helped me with the artwork.
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The molecule responsible for this rejuvenation effect is called urolithin A, but it isn't actually found in pomegranates.
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Demonpore can change its size, making it possible to examine any kind of molecule at the nanometer scale.
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This molecule is placed in a tiny natural channel cleaved through the hexagonal crystals of the mineral beryl.
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Levels of this molecule also spike during exercise—and it, too, helps immune cells home in on tumours.
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This is it: fleur de sel, the NaCl molecule in its most sophisticated form, the nirvana of salt.
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The small molecule binds to one of the core clock proteins responsible for stabilizing the 24-hour cycle.
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Fried says most FDA-approved products are tested so that one molecule is used to treat one condition.
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Everything from the pyramid is a model of a molecule to it's a model of the human ear.
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Boiling every molecule of protein out of animal bones is a key step in making some traditional soups.
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It's expensive to produce biosimilars because they include living organisms and are more complex than small molecule drugs.
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They took Martine Clozel's prized molecule, what became billion-dollar-seller Tracleer, with them to their new company.
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At the heart of the Impossible Food's meatless revolution is the development of a vegetable-based heme molecule.
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The idea was to make crystals out of a molecule and then bombard the crystals with X-rays.
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Rather than modifying DNA, researchers engineered a version of CRISPR that targets RNA, a sister molecule to DNA.
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That signal gets sent via a particular molecule that is found on the surface of some tumor cells.
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If you looked at a list of what each molecule smells like individually, you might notice something surprising.
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For example, it could be a typographical error in the genetic code for a signaling molecule called wnt0003a.
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Cholesterol is an important molecule for bodily function, but too much has been linked to disease in humans.
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A potential candidate is glyoxylate, says Dr. Gillies, which is a molecule that occurs naturally in soil microorganisms.
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Buried in Benner's criteria for a genetic molecule lies an implicit definition of life: a structure that evolves.
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It makes use of messenger ribonucleic acid, a molecule vital to the proper functioning of the body's cells.
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The mutations affect a newly discovered design feature of the DNA molecule called topologically associating domains, or TADs.
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The molecule is secreted by the immune system, and many sepsis patients show increased levels of IL-6.
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When they gave the molecule to people who do not get migraines, it usually did not instigate one.
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The PCR diagnostic test is highly sensitive and can amplify genetic material from even a single viral molecule.
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To protect people from nerve agent poisoning, we need a brain-penetrating molecule to reverse the AChE inhibition.
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Some incorporate the central ring structure of the THC molecule before laboratory modification, but many others do not.
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For a cell, the first step in making a molecule is to read a gene using special enzymes.
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A popular theory was that AMEs were being produced by an organic molecule known as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).
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Since mRNA plays an important role in gene expression, higher levels of this molecule should indicate more genetic activity.
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Sporting an oxytocin molecule necklace and a multilingual "love" tattoo, she explains how she's always been crazy about animals.
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And whenever a molecule goes from a high-energy level to a lower one, it releases a radio wave.
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Other mice Dr Fu and Dr Moore looked at lacked a different gene, for a receptor molecule called FXR.
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He tried tetraphenylethylene (TPE), a hydrocarbon molecule shaped like a dog bone with two big blades at each end.
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PhysOrg explains how that's possible:The key is a molecule that can remain stable in either of two different configurations.
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When CRISPR detects it, it also cuts a "reporter molecule" with single-stranded DNA that releases a fluorescent signal.
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That reduces production of the messenger molecule, which reduces production of the protein, which permits the gene to reactivate.
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Why it matters: The drug market is increasingly composed of biologics, which are pricier than traditional small-molecule drugs.
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The programs — which came out of the small-molecule regenerative program of Scripps Research Institute of La Jolla, Calif.
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The confirmation essentially means that some kind of chemical process is actively making the molecule within the moon itself.
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At one end of this molecule is a triplet of bases that allow it to recognise a particular codon.
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In starfish, an oxytocin-type molecule seems to help them turn their stomachs inside out so they can eat.
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This is just one piece of evidence, and not a literal molecule that was deposited 3.3 billion years ago.
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It's already surprising "that so many different animals rely on exactly the same molecule for producing light," he said.
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By augmenting the molecule in plants, researchers found they could create a product that looks and tastes like meat.
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This removed a molecule called lignin, which gives the wood its color, but left behind its colorless cell structures.
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Bermel explained that interferon protein molecule is expensive because manufacturing it is a tedious process requiring strict quality control.
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Getting modern large-molecule medicines across the barrier that protects the brain is a major challenge for drug developers.
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Tarceva is a small molecule which disrupts signals transmitted by a protein called the epidermal growth-factor receptor (EGFR).
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The authors found no evidence that developing biologic drugs was more time-intensive than traditional small-molecule (biosimilar) medicines.
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With an action shot of KOR, we recognized what parts of the molecule are critical for blocking pain signals.
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Her team found evidence that the chemical triggers the production of a molecule called ppGpp that slows bacterial growth.
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It's a molecule composed of two lithium atoms that share a covalent bond, meaning they share an electron pair.
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The company says that it's the presence of the heme molecule in muscle that makes meat taste like meat.
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Everything was solid, as though I could see every molecule filling the air between me and the surrounding walls.
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Known as x-ray crystallography, this technique works by first crystallizing a purified sample of the molecule being studied.
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He settled on a longish molecule that serves as a structural component in one of the two ribosomal subunits.
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Graphic: IBM ResearchCreating the molecule on top of a surface so they could actually study it was hard work.
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His work also helped show that ribosomes are ribozymes, a type of RNA molecule that can facilitate chemical reactions.
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And not just games, but music, animation, and art, all through powerful creation tools provided by developers Media Molecule.
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Using a routine chemical procedure, he stripped chlorine from one antibiotic and inserted hydrogen, creating a more stable molecule.
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CFCs were then replaced by hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) which ate less ozone, with one-third of the chlorine per molecule.
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So this molecule could serve as a major food source for any microbes that may be lurking in Enceladus' waters.
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The researchers noticed that a molecule called RANK was prevalent in a certain subset of cells in BRCA1 breast tissue.
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When every molecule of my being wanted to numb out and run away, she'd help me to feel and stay.
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Using sophisticated imaging technology and fluorescent dye, researchers watched a single DNA molecule from E. coli bacteria as it replicated.
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"Triglycerides are a type of fat that are made up of a glycerol molecule and three fatty acids," he says.
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The key to drug design is finding the right shape for the molecule to fit inside the targeted protein pocket.
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This allows us to see the overall shape and architecture of this molecule in some detail for the first time.
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A single instance as in, it's just two atoms making a single molecule, rather than many atoms making many molecules.
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"Thin film" research is a hallmark of the Clean Room—a process by which electronics are built from molecule up.
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But no one ate any mushrooms for this study—instead, the researchers were talking about the much-hyped antioxidant molecule.
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The deal involves Molecular Partner's experimental, pre-clinical molecule, called MP0310, designed to locally activate immune cells in a tumor.
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Aimovig, made by Amgen and Novartis, is a monthly, self-administered injection that blocks a molecule involved in migraine attacks.
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Within 30 femtoseconds — millionths of a billionth of a second — the molecule lost more than 50 electrons, and then exploded.
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His team coated the fabric with one key ingredient: a crumpled crystalline molecule called MOF-808 (MOF rhymes with "cough").
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But as leaves began fading in the fall, the compound partnered with a sugary molecule and the scent revealed itself.
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The theory is that the body processes that molecule slightly differently, and that's why the reaction is delayed, he said.
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RNA is a molecule allied to DNA, and is produced when DNA is read by an enzyme called RNA polymerase.
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They take in sugar and output whatever molecule their biosynthesis pathway has been modified to produce — within reason, of course.
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They each appear along the long chain of the DNA molecule, usually encoding information that's used to define biological function.
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That means the molecule — and possibly some form of cellular life — might be located on the moon's surface as well.
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NewLink Genetics' portfolio includes biologic and small molecule immunotherapy product candidates intended to treat a wide range of oncology indications.
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Majumdar and Váradi hope to continue refining the molecule in order to eliminate respiratory depression and other side effects altogether.
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The more atoms in a molecule, the more combinations between the various "vibrational modes" (different kinds of waves) are possible.
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And a prominent scientist seeks a molecule that confers all of the fun of alcohol, but none of the risks.
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At the heart of that complex, no matter what color it senses, is a wee little molecule called a chromophore.
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To start, we need to imagine just a single water molecule: two hydrogen atoms bound to a single oxygen atom.
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Ten years later, Media Molecule is hoping to blow up its own innovations with an even grander set of tools.
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When you're consuming concentrate, you're leaving behind CBN, which is [a cannabinoid molecule] known for making you sleepy and disassociated.
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But the Broad Spectrum Test really came into effect only once the UVA-absorbing molecule avobenzone came onto the market.
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They essentially served as a loophole to drug prohibition laws; change a molecule here and add one there—hey presto!
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That both molecules are "hot" is perhaps not surprising if the hot sensation results from the shape of the molecule.
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If a molecule appears in the formation, it is represented by a one, and if it's absent, it's a zero.
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A single CFC molecule can last for between 20 and 103 years in the atmosphere, and can destroy100,000 ozone molecules.
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The reason the color continues to shift is because the chemical reaction isn't perfect for every molecule, according to Schueller.
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Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system which stick to a particular bit—the "antigen"—of a particular molecule.
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Now, Bechtold, Mack and hundreds of other people wait for news -- anything that will give them a molecule more hope.
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The pieces of the molecule were held together mechanically, like links in a chain, rather than the usual chemical bonds.
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This is why the FDA gave priority review to TPOXX, a small-molecule antiviral treatment made by SIGA Technologies Inc.
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This molecule would be held together by the strong nuclear force rather than electromagnetism, the force that binds most molecules.
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Creating synthetic fuels (there are a number of different kinds) involves combining a carbon-based molecule, usually CO2, with hydrogen.
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Heme is present in most living things and, according to Impossible Foods, it's the molecule that gives meat its flavor.
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It is also a biologic, which typically faces patent slopes as opposed to patent cliffs like traditional, small-molecule drugs.
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When you load up Dreams, you're immediately confronted with the elaborate and beautiful creations from the developers at Media Molecule.
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And she hadn't identified what the immune system was specifically attacking, the molecule in meat that was attracting the onslaught.
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A genetic mutation had altered the child's hemoglobin, the molecule in red blood cells that ferries oxygen through the body.
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For instance, acetic acid, the odor molecule present in the highest levels in the chocolates, smells like vinegar by itself.
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During their research, Gruber and his colleagues realized the molecule responsible for the fluorescence was only in the light skin.
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To be sure, sodium is an essential nutrient, as is chloride that makes up the rest of the salt molecule.
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Since each CO20193 molecule contains one carbon atom, I need to convert the carbon mass of a tree to numbers.
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The VX molecule interferes with the way glands and muscles function by blocking an enzyme that allows them to relax.
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"How do I say this nicely?" considers Amanda Plimpton, who wears a circuit-print dress and a caffeine-molecule pendant.
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This unique signal produced by oxygen molecule collisions could actually help astronomers decide if the planet hosts life or not.
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They combine the stability benefits of small-molecule drugs, like aspirin, and the specificity of large antibody therapeutics, like herceptin.
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It utilizes an enzyme called Cas9 that uses an RNA molecule as a guide to navigate to its target DNA.
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Methylation occurs when a methyl compound, which is a type of methane-derived compound, is attached to a DNA molecule.
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Storing a lot of information is a problem that nature solved a long time ago, in every molecule of DNA.
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Methane, or CH4, is one carbon atom surrounded by four hydrogen atoms, and is "basically the coolest molecule," exclaims McKay.
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Their look depends on which metal ion or cluster of metal ions (connectors) are linked by whichever organic molecule (straws).
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