Sentences with phrase «big molecules»

«These are really big molecules,» he says.

But biologists have been working on delivering big molecules to cells for decades and are now adapting various methods for genome editing.

These oily bubbles prevent big molecules from getting out while letting smaller food molecules in.

Molecules form bigger molecules, which eventually form amino acids.

«The main difference between us and big pharma is that we're dealing with big molecules so we're looking for molecular biologists,» says Lester.

So if a person deficient in digestive enzymes consumes animal protein (meat, dairy, eggs, and fish) these animal proteins can't be properly digested and indigested and too big molecules of protein enter the bloodstream where the immune system treats them as foreign proteins and start immune reaction and simultaneously decides to attack certain own body's proteins which look like those dietary proteins.

It's hard to synthesize big molecules using conventional chemistry, says Stupp, who reported his discovery last April.

«The «radical» ways sunlight builds bigger molecules in the atmosphere.»

In addition, blood sugar is a building block for bigger molecule structures and plays a major...

(you made a little leap there saying they will form bigger molecules — that wasn't actually a result of the experiment) There have been many interesting discoveries — but what do they mean?

The major component of wood is cellulose, a compplex carohydrate — essentially a starch with really, really big molecules.

MCMH (C8H16O) is a much bigger molecule than methanol (with eight carbon atoms at its center versus the one in CH3OH) and breaks down in different ways.

Glutathione is too big a molecule to enter the cells.

The idea of making transgenic drugs occurred to a number of scientists during the mid-1980s, when the new industry began to wrestle with the challenge of making complex proteins: ensuring that these big molecules were folded into the proper shape and that they had all their sugars in the right places on the surface of the proteins» amino acids.

Once underground, the tiny greenhouse gas molecule mixes with the bigger molecules that make up the toxic stew known as oil, both helping them flow better and restoring the subterranean pressure that had been reduced by the original tapping of the petroleum.

«Some of these are big molecules and in semiconductor manufacturing if you're a company producing 10,000 12 - inch wafers a week — small amounts of something add up to big amounts of something.»

The general reaction that links the two pieces together into one big molecule has been used before by other chemists working to synthesize bryostatin 1 and related compounds.

«Palladin is a big molecule that's part of a complex important for cell structure and mobility,» says study co-author David Whitcomb, a pathologist at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.

Normally, novel synthetic pathways are first developed for small molecules — which are often easier to conceive — and later transposed to polymers, i.e. «big molecules.»

Use different lab equipment and arrange atoms to make ring, linear, small or big molecules and have fun.

C1 — C5 the most, all the heavies (the big molecules) are in the conglomerate / sandstone reservoirs (or trapped in the limestone).

Analysis and updates of regulatory issues, litigation, legislation and other news in the developing world of biosimilars («big molecules»).