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en After thousands of stretches, a pattern emerged. The molecule exhibited linear elasticity--a property that had never been seen in any other protein.

en The nicotine molecule is too small to affect an immune response. By soaking it up, our carrier protein creates a molecule that is too big to break the blood-brain barrier.

en Agents that interfere with protein production in bacteria are already useful antibiotics, but this is the first small molecule found to interfere specifically with the earliest steps of protein production in human cells.

en There are few limits as to what we could build these sensors to detect, whether it is a molecule wafting off an explosive device or the protein byproduct of a cancerous growth,

en Many molecules are known that interfere with reading, or transcribing, genes' DNA to get RNA. But no one had found a molecule that specifically prevents initiation of the next step, the reading, or translation, of the RNA to build a protein. A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. Many molecules are known that interfere with reading, or transcribing, genes' DNA to get RNA. But no one had found a molecule that specifically prevents initiation of the next step, the reading, or translation, of the RNA to build a protein.

en No other protein investigated so far, with regard to their elasticity, revealed such a behavior. When excessive forces are applied [to] the spiral's structure, it may break down and the individual repeats may unfold. However, when the external force is released, the repeats will re-fold immediately and recreate the spiral, and thus fully recover their elastic properties.

en Research strongly indicates that eating a diet rich in soy protein can help lower cholesterol and may help prevent heart disease. Unlike other protein sources, soy protein is low in fat and cholesterol-free.

en Single molecule absorption spectroscopy is an extremely sensitive technique for analytical chemistry, for measuring electrical properties of molecules, and for studying energy transfer on surfaces. While most molecules don't fluoresce -- limiting the usefulness of single molecule fluorescence spectroscopy -- all molecules absorb, making single molecule absorption spectroscopy a much more general approach.

en Like a detective, Melinda traced this fibril-forming property down to a little peptide. Nobody expected that 1 percent of the protein could have the essence of the whole protein and could form fibrils on its own; I certainly didn't expect that. There were only seven amino acids in that fragment. Rebecca later found the peptide could be cut to only four amino acids and form fibrils.

en In fact, the FAO [Food and Agriculture Organization] of the United Nations classifies eggs as the highest protein source, above other protein of a food by analyzing its amino acid content, its digestibility and the amino acid requirements of the animal species that eat it. With 100 as the standard for protein quality, an egg is rated at 93.7. Other foods include cow's milk (84.5), fish (76), beef (74.3) and soy (72.8). This means egg protein has the highest value for growth.

en Fields had some great stretches where he was invincible for us in big games ... and [LaRocque] had some stretches where he was as good a goaltender as there was in college hockey. They were terrific goalies when they were on - and they were on most of the time - but they had some stretches where they weren't so ready, either.

en It was explicitly understood that the video would remain at all times the private property of Mr. Stapp and would not be displayed or exhibited to the public.

en We are excited to be part of this outstanding group of athletes who understand that the energy that comes from a protein-rich, well-balanced diet enables them to perform their best. Protein, as part of a meal, increases power and strength. This partnership allows us to communicate the importance of protein and nutrition to millions of Americans in an exciting way.

en The entire irrigation system moves as a straight line across the field, and it's called a linear or a linear move.

en I think the IMF has done as much as it thought it understood it could do, ... I don't know what alternative policies could have been implemented which could have significantly altered the pattern that emerged once the vicious cycle began to accumulate to the degree that it did.
  Alan Greenspan


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