Sentence examples for availability of compounds and from inspiring English sources
The first of these is the availability of compounds and the information which is concerning safety and previous clinical studies.
Our most potent Y2R antagonist, SF-11, is now being sold by Tocris and we are certain that as a result of the greater availability of compounds and the parallel development efforts, a useful Y2R antagonist for human use will soon appear.
Currently, the limited availability of compound DDD00015314 and its expense preclude such analysis with a monomorphic RNAi library (44); however, the enhanced sensitivity of pleomorphic cells could permit this analysis if RNAi libraries could be generated at sufficient coverage in these cell lines.
Yeast cells recognize the nature and availability of nitrogen compounds and actively adjust their transcriptional, metabolic, and biosynthetic capabilities to match that perception.
The synthesis avoids the conventional route for classical amide bond formation, and the availability of compounds made in this way should lead to a greater understanding of the properties of amide bonds.
Given its simplicity, high antifungal activity, and wide availability of compounds with halide atoms on the end part of the alkyl chains, the method can be extended to develop more excellent ATC drugs for accomplishing the challenges in future antifungal applications.
Several process and factors will play role in translocation and uptake of pharmaceuticals and may affect the availability of compounds to the plants.
The concentrations of pharmaceuticals were selected to be high considering soil as a planting media, which may reduce the availability of compounds for plant uptake due to the biotic and abiotic process in the soil plant system.
This is increasingly enabled by the growing availability of potent compounds and kinome-wide binding data.
We have ranked the members of the Cancer Gene Census list based on evidence of chemical tractability: namely, family precedence, availability of submicromolar compounds and structure-based druggability (see Supplementary information S2 (table)).
