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• Omega-6 and omega-3, named for their molecular configuration, are polyunsaturates.
• A vaccine remains a challenge because hepatitis C has eight different molecular configurations that are constantly changing and mutating.
• Dionne said the comparatively fewer side effects of 3TC resulted from its molecular configuration, which is reversed from the natural molecules that the drug mimics.
• The Italian team believes the material is a peculiar molecular configuration of oxygen, made of rectangular units with an oxygen atom at each of the four corners.
• The thickness of the film could be easily determined from the known volume and area of the oil, which allowed investigation of the molecular configuration before spectroscopic techniques were available.
• Whether a molecular configuration is designated " E " or " Z " is determined by the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priority rules; higher atomic numbers are given higher priority.
• The molecular configuration is pictured [ http : / / www . 3dchem . com / inorganicmolecule . asp ? id = 1454 here .-Dammit 14 : 11, 13 September 2006 ( UTC)
• This can be visualized in terms of a reaction coordinate, where the transition state is the molecular configuration at the peak of the diagram while the activated complex can refer to any point near the maximum.
• But he does have some criticisms : Thompson should have referenced the effects of hormones on growth; and the relation of molecular configuration and form; genetics is barely mentioned, and experimental embryology and regeneration [ despite Thompson's analysis of the latter ] are overlooked.
• Interrelating the statistical likelihood of certain states of organization of these particles with the energy of those states, Clausius reinterpreted the dissipation of energy to be the statistical tendency of molecular configurations to pass toward increasingly likely, increasingly disorganized states ( coining the term " entropy " to describe the disorganization of a state ).
• This illustration depicts eight of the allotropes ( different molecular configurations ) that pure carbon can take ( top to bottom, left to right ) : a ) Diamond, b ) Graphite, c ) Lonsdaleite, d ) Buckminsterfullerene ( C 60 ), e ) C 540, f ) C 70, g ) Amorphous carbon, h ) single-walled carbon nanotube.