Aggregate

... as an ideal model system for emulsions, protein solutions, foods, and inks. When colloidal particles strongly attract with each other, they aggregate, phase-separate, and sometimes form gel http://htw4.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/research/FPD_Sim-Col_E.html here is a video demonstrating the coagulation ...

See entire post

... the screen of a computer, which dispaly all the activities of the programs of the computer. It is a must for a member of the symbiotic or social aggregate of human. Otherwise, human can not survive long, at least in ancient times.

See entire post

... generally have very hydrophobic trans- or inter-membrane regions, so that once the lipids have been extracted, the membrane proteins tend to aggregate, as their hydrophobic regions try to exclude solvent by associating with other hydrophobic regions on anything that happens to be nearby. ...

See entire post

1. They'll be produced at the ribosome, but that'll be unimportant compared to where they'll aggregate finally. I'm guessing your protein is addressed to the membrane? 2. Might be measuring activity vs location. 5. Transcription direction

See entire post

... The issue is risk vs return i.e. how are GM crops superior to "natural" crops and vice versa. Then address the risks. You might want to aggregate the risks/benefits in terms of ecological, human(consumer), economic(farmers and developers) impact.

See entire post