Sentence examples for and the same compound from inspiring English sources

Conditions within the same dose and the same compound from different time points (24 h or 48 h) seldom clustered together in a subgroup indicating that the time effect is much stronger than the dose effect for all the compounds.

Afterward, one and the same compound can be used to implement all kinds of different ion extraction/release systems by simply changing the ionophore and/or ion exchanger.

For example the Kegg compound C10434 is named 5-O-Caffeoylshikimic acid, and the same compound in AraCyc has the name caffeoylshikimate.

Apigenin, a flavonoid caused p21 induction with the increase of p53 in 22Rv1 cells and the same compound caused p21 induction in PC-3 prostate cancer cells which lacks p53.

Due to inconsistency in the labeling of the metabolites (eg: citrate is almost chemically equivalent to citric acid; 2-hydroxy-1,2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid; 2-hydroxytricarballylic acid and have the same compound identifier on KEGG) it is difficult to assemble a non-redundant reaction database with standard nomenclature.

These inhibitors are needed in culture to cause and study network perturbations, and the same compounds can be used as drugs to treat disease.

In order to directly determine the effect of proteasome inhibition on parasite growth, we treated infected erythrocytes with inhibitors for 1 h, washed out the inhibitor, and then used the same compound treated parasites to determine proteasome inhibition and parasite growth.

For NNK and 2-AAF, strong correlations were found between cell-free DNA damage rates and human organ cell-based DNA damage when using microsomes and cytosol for the same compound (Fig. 5).

Together, the results of these immunological assessments mirror those obtained in previous animal models and human trials with the same compound and greatly extend the utility of the sheep vaginal model in assessing the vaginal barrier and immune microenvironment.

In this case, a poem called In Praise of Air appears on the poster, but the researchers envision billboards and advertisements containing the same compound along congested roads around the world to curb smog.

Living and working within the same compound wall is depicted vividly as a "spatial bond" [34]; thus, the job accessibility used to be pretty high in the planned economy era.