The phrase "affected compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts to refer to compounds that have been influenced or altered by a specific factor or condition.
Example: "The study focused on the affected compounds in the chemical reaction to determine their properties and interactions."
Alternatives: "impacted compounds" or "influenced compounds".
Almost all affected compounds behaved in a similar manner between WT and mutant, in both direction and magnitude of change.
The details page for a pathway lists its osmoprotection classification, affected compounds, participating reactions and host organisms.
Some compounds (summarized in PC1) might vary in response to changes in the bird microbiome composition, since only the TSB treatment led to significant changes in nest and feather microbiome composition and also affected compounds in PC1.
The range of affected compounds is wide and includes lipids, bile salts, drugs, and toxic and environmental agents, which are transported against the concentration gradient across the cell or organelle(1155) membranes, using ATP hydrolysis as the driving force.
Modifications of the phenyl ring also affected compound potency over 30-fold, and ebselen was a far more potent helicase inhibitor than other, structurally unrelated, thiol-modifying agents.
Huntington's disease affects compounds that control the manifestation of the disease.
Deficiencies of N or P would not only affect compounds containing the elements, but would also require re-balancing of metabolism of all other elements which are then available in relatively large amounts.
Experiments with various cAMP affecting compounds including anti-platelet drugs and their combinations revealed a high fidelity, fine-tuned cAMP signaling in platelets without cross-talk to the cGMP pathway.
Second, a polymorphism that affects compound response may be linked to a different polymorphism that affects gene expression.
This would create a concentration gradient that could affect compound cytotoxicity.
In plants, one or more CYP450s participate in compound modification and affect compound activity in secondary metabolism [ 45].
