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These water molecules

Molecules realign; becomes rigid.

Including some complex molecules

It discovered organic molecules

Accelerating molecules, you might say.

Are these molecules essentially jobless

They vibrate other air molecules,

Because of the air molecules

We see water ice molecules,

To deliver molecules like RNA

Of these compounds and molecules,

Where molecules carry genetic instructions.

And molecules known as cytokines.

Concentrating it and breaking the molecules

Science has only refined the molecules.

This way they start releasing molecules

That these molecules are different we

Through their RNA molecules in particular.

In the molecules within it separately.

Of very precious, healthy food molecules

Do those water molecules actually do something?

How water molecules interact with one another,

Complex organic molecules in interstellar dust clouds,

Which accounts for more heavy alcohol molecules

States of Posner molecules in your brains.

Flavorings anywhere where molecules are in play.

The laser light hits the air molecules,

But when two signaling molecules called ampk

Or can we just extract these molecules,

In this new frontier of magic molecules.

We found that molecules do weird things

…using renewable energy to split water molecules

It only goes after the PET molecules,

We also know there are many water molecules,

Feel-good molecules. And finally, there's sonic appeal.

Water so the molecules adhere together instead of

Or trillions of. Caffeine molecules so far today.

That’s because inside, soap has two-sided molecules.

Then we're chopping up those fat molecules into

We are increasing the capacity of the molecules

That two-thirds translates into 99% of your molecules.

And these water molecules are actually moving around microscopically.

And people forgot about the collectivity of water molecules

Remove carbon molecules from the air in their name.

And it's the air molecules, and they're doing it.

The quantum states of Posner molecules in your brains.

We could use quantum computers to simulate molecules, to

Down the starches, sugars, and other molecules in plants.

The molecules that contain the code for building proteins.

And air goes through that and the air molecules vibrate,

A lot of the flavor compounds are really subtle molecules;

Molecules have to be put together and that requires energy

Virtually all signaling is just shuttling little molecules little ions

And if you do give these NAD molecules to mice,

And one map of the receptors for the messenger molecules.

And all the molecules on the planet into paper clips.

So inside the cell, you've got large macro molecules, mostly proteins,

We don't know how water molecules actually share information or interact,

'Let us imagine. Let us imagine the gases and the molecules.'

Contain many ingredients including some complex molecules that could be the

Besides water, Rosetta found many other molecules as she studied the

So small pieces of carbohydrate that means disaccharides meaning two molecules

Molecules they are put together in different ways they have different

Answers what happens how did the molecules combine but physiology asks

Molecules they have energy patterns and pathways like little fingerprints and

You replace 100% of molecules in your body every seven years.

You take the body down to its smallest parts it molecules,

Biosynthesis those molecules when we make hormones and enzymes and proteins

Years and all the physiological processes and all the molecules have

And also we don't know about the actual movements of water molecules.

For them to observe, though both the gases and molecules were invisible.

And in turn, produce molecules that are taken by our own cells

Signaling molecules vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium from your digestive

It's like a billion billion billion billion or so molecules then those

Hydrated that means it's carbon molecules that they've added water to so

Two molecules to one molecule because glycogen is an enormous molecule it

They see what sort of chemicals which kind of molecules which physical

Physical they're still looking for more molecules and more chemicals to interact

Over here called adenosine that is linked to three phosphate molecules and

Does that mean well shuttling tiny little molecules across a cell membrane

Converted into ATP so that you can shuttle molecules across membranes that

Was to measure the impact of hydrocarbon molecules distribution in a fluid sample

Rosetta found many other molecules as she studied the atmosphere of the comet,

Talking about conjugation this means that the body can't modify these molecules anymore

Glucose it will start with glycolysis it will start splitting sugar molecules and

Those molecules called a mole that's basically roughly a 1 with 23 zeroes

Weigh for the same really large number of molecules they're gonna weigh 769

That fits into specific molecules and help us break down and metabolize that

So good fats those are natural fats where the molecules have not been

They are altered molecules that your body does not recognize and they become

Know claim number eight there are two molecules of water associated with every

Blood test they see what sort of chemicals which kind of molecules which

You take little pebbles called molecules and you introduce them into your body

You burn wood then you're converting the carbon into energy the carbon molecules

Matter and molecules and and tissue more than we believe in signals and

Artificial man-made molecules that don't occur naturally in food they are a

These individual molecules into tissue and in the bloodstream is where the battle takes

MCT's and glucose are very very simple molecules and because of that they're deemed

Long so the smaller molecules can go straight into the blood the larger ones

Triglyceride molecules from the fat portion so if we add this all up one