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...[[amphipathic]] or [[amphiphilic]] molecules (having both hydrophobic and hydrophilic portions). In the case of [[cholesterol]], the polar group is a mere -OH (

|properties=hydrophilic ..., but without a negative inotropic effect."<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref> Atenolol is hydrophilic<ref name="pmid8521562">{{cite journal |author=Tuininga YS, Crijns HJ, Brouw

...es of the feed components, such as differences in polarity and hydrophobic/hydrophilic character, to separate them. The methods vary from simple single-stage extr

...ter and components which are soluble in water (i.e., [[hydrophobic]] and [[hydrophilic]] components) and are capable of reducing the [[interfacial tension]] betwe

...hat these [[phospholipid]]s have a [[hydrophobic]] fatty acid tail and a [[hydrophilic]] head. In an aqueous environment the most stable conformation for the phos ...ore exposed to the aqueous solvent than its hydrophobic parts. Using these hydrophilic and hydrophobic qualities DNA gets transcribed by transcriptases binding to

...hat these [[phospholipid]]s have a [[hydrophobic]] fatty acid tail and a [[hydrophilic]] head. In an aqueous environment the most stable conformation for the phos ...ore exposed to the aqueous solvent than its hydrophobic parts. Using these hydrophilic and hydrophobic qualities DNA gets transcribed by transcriptases binding to

...l membrane transport proteins whose function involves the passage of small hydrophilic ions and molecules through a cell membrane down a concentration gradient. [

...[[computer]]s.<ref>{{cite journal|title=Protein folding in the hydrophobic-hydrophilic (HP) model is NP-complete.|last=Berger|first=Bonnie A.|coauthors=Leighton,

Phospholipids can be visualized in one's mind as a [[hydrophilic]] head on one end, and a [[hydrophobic]] tail on the other. These molecules

...ilayer|double layer of lipids]] ([[hydrophobic]] fat-like molecules) and [[hydrophilic]] [[phosphate]] residues. Hence the layer is called a [[phospholipid bilaye

* [[User:David E. Volk|David Volk]] described the slippery soapy aspects of [[hydrophilic]] compounds, including [[detergent]]s and imported/edited articles by [[Use

** Hydrophilic<ref name="pmid8521562">{{cite journal |author=Tuininga YS, Crijns HJ, Brouw

...pillary|capillaries]] in the brain, inhibiting the transport of large or [[hydrophilic]] compounds. In addition to the BBB, the [[choroid plexus]] provides a laye