They're stuck to a surface that's provided by the environment that's around them, they're not swimming free in solution.

他们黏联在,周围环境的表面上,而不会在溶液中自由运动

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If I only worry about minimizing the energy, it's true They'll stick together a little bit.

如果我只关心能量最低，这是对的,分子会黏在一起。

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In some senses most of the cells in our body are stuck to a surface.

大部分情况下,我们体内的细胞都黏联在某个表面上

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Beat until the-- sorry, beat the whites until they're stiff.

击打直到--抱歉，击打白色的直到他们黏黏的为止。

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I mean, if the energy is lower to occupy a smaller volume, then if I have this room and a bunch of molecules of oxygen, and nitrogen and what have you in the air, and there are weak attractions between them, why don't they all just sort of glum together and find whatever volume they like.

我的意思是，如果占据小的体积会使能量降低，如果我有这样一个空间,和一些氧气，氮气和其他空气中有的气体，并且分子之间还有微弱的相互作用，为什么他们不黏在一起,然后占据他们所想要占据的体积。

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Well, it's true that it's not stuck to plastic but it is stuck to other materials The other materials that it's stuck to include other cells that surround it and this complex matrix which surrounds all of the cells in our body called extracellular matrix and I'll get to that in just a few moments.

体内的细胞不会贴在塑料片上,但是它们会和别的材料黏联在一起,这些材料包括,细胞和周围细胞间的黏联,细胞同细胞外基质的黏联,我们身体中包围在细胞周围的物质,称为细胞外基质,后面我会详细讲到

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