How to pronounce “phospho” in English

Phosphoric acid containers-- four of them on the beach, just sitting there.

phospholipid structure. And he called these, in his paper, multilamellar phospholipid mesophases, which is a bit of

by oxidative phosphorylation. Okay?

probably contained just enough phosphorus to support its growth.

It actually required phosphorus, just like everybody else.

So it's mainly phosphorous and nitrates.

nitrogen and phosphorus to flow into that gulf. And we need to be cognizant that now there's there's a literally a

DNA is phosphorus-based in part, and it just falls apart very quickly for a whole variety of reasons.

And they would put phosphorous bombs in pillow boxes.

A white phosphorescent thread wound around her leg, menacing and tiny-- a gallowglass tendril, torn free and sent drifting on the tide in search of a victim.

removing the nitrogen and phosphorus in the water for $100 a ton and selling it to fertilizer manufacturers for $400 a

they contain phosphorus. And that phosphorous is actually used for the growth and health

So the phosphorus has the burning sulfur-- the burning phosphorus and then the sulfur sitting on top of it.

bubbling off of the phosphorus here.

And when phospholipid interacts with water, it self-assembles into membranous structures.

see a phospholipid and a cholesterol. And this is what is in the membranes of every cell of your body.

We have phospholipid vesicles. That's the stuff that's gonna form that multilamellar matrix. Gonna dry it down under carbon dioxide. Oxygen tends to inhibit this. Gonna give it

Matches used to be made of white phosphorus.

You should not hang out with white phosphorus.

This is your jaw on white phosphorus.

people refuse to be killed by white phosphorus.

And this entire field of protein phosphorylation-- a post-translational modification of proteins-- that put phosphate onto specific residues--

And it's these tyrosine phosphorylated proteins that cause white cells to grow uncontrollably.

Over on the left is phosphorus-- over on the left is sodium and magnesium, and those would probably also-- you can see the sodium actually-- I think

And run through the unknowns In the phosphorous white glow

So they are hanging out over an open vat of white phosphorus.

They create carbon, phosphorous, and nitrogen-- all of the elements.

And so we have this lump of burning phosphorus, and then the things around it, which might not normally

And also we have a lump-- underneath the phosphorus is a lump of arsenic.

It's kind of bendable plastic stuff that's got phosphorescent built inside.

hit with when the shell explodes it sprays white phosphorus and if you put water on it it flares right up it's

The new studies found that while the bacteria could grow in a low-phosphorus environment, it couldn’t with no phosphorus at all, which, while interesting, was not revolutionary.

his healing and we were able to get his blood levels back to normal calcium phosphorus ratio. we were able to

It leads to 1912, the banning of white phosphorus.

You guys can remember it from "War Games." It's like these green phosphor letters in the front, and then this just deep yonder, just dark space behind it.

Part of it is the way insulin actually stimulates this enzyme called phospholipase A2, which helps to basically dissolve your cell

But over on the right, we have phosphorus.

And so you have all the burning chunks-- arsenic combining with the phosphorus and making all these compounds that are arsenic-something-something oxide, arsenic fluoride, and things that.

He said, "I have seen the birth of phosphorus matches, stamps, the metric system, steamboats on the water, omni-buses, railways, trams, gas,

anything I asked didn't the Geneva Convention forbid the use of white phosphorus against troops it was only supposed to be used against equipment

That was disgusting. This miracle compound was glyphosate, a phosphonic acid group on one end and a carboxyl group on the other with a nitrogen,

So they wrote about their findings in a super exciting study called “A Bacterium That Can Grow by Using Arsenic Instead of Phosphorus.”

And you can certainly get on average pathology that is associated with Alzheimer's disease, like phosphorylated tau and amyloid buildup and so forth.

and also, potentially, phosphorus.

What they're going to do is take the matchsticks, and dip them in white phosphorus, so that the heads have white phosphorus.

spontaneously catch fire, will be lit on fire by the phosphorus.

The National Institutes of Mental Health are supplementing people with degenerative diseases of the brain with two phospholipids found in egg yolks: phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine

but everything that goes on in your brain, is a phosphorylation of a protein, or the secretion of something, some neurotransmitter.

Now what you're seeing up there in that little image to the right is a bit of dried phospholipid.