The phrase "and develop new compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to chemistry, pharmaceuticals, or research where the creation of new chemical compounds is being discussed.
Example: "Our research team aims to explore innovative methods to synthesize and develop new compounds that can improve drug efficacy."
Alternatives: "and create new substances" or "and formulate new materials".
Discovering the critical molecular mechanisms of TNBC and developing new compounds targeting these mechanisms may advance the development of TNBC treatments.
This gives pioneers time to recoup the costs of researching and developing new compounds, vital when creating a new medicine can cost up to $5 billion.
Researchers also are exploiting the new genomic information to create genetically altered mosquitoes that resist parasite infection and to develop new compounds that overcome or avoid resistance to existing pesticides (17 ).
9 The EPA says it is actively working with industry and researchers to develop new compounds (or new uses of existing compounds) to control bedbugs.
Although we discuss these five design components separately and linearly in this Account, in practice we develop new PET-based radiotracers using these design components nonlinearly and iteratively to develop new compounds in the most efficient way possible.
In order to develop new compounds with antioxidant effects and potential applications in antidiabetic therapy, new thiazolidine-4-one derivatives with xanthine structure have been synthesized.
Anacor, which last year won a $21.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to develop new compounds, has already started animal tests and expects to have drugs in human trials within three years.
At the same time, the market for recovering the enormous investments needed to develop new compounds to the commercial stage is limited and mostly poor.
Many types of synthetic marijuana compounds are illegal in the United States, but clandestine manufacturers continue to develop new compounds that aren't always covered by existing laws and aren't always detected by current drug tests, the researchers said.
The uncomplicated synthesis and the binding activity of the molecule disclosed here represent an attractive alternative to develop new compounds targeting the protein protein interaction of XIAP/caspase9.
