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We have also detected potential 'quick wins' through the identification of targets for repurposing known drugs or active chemical tool compounds that can be tested for activity in cancer models.

First, immature oocytes (stages I-VI) from frogs are very large and promoter constructs can be tested for activity by direct injection into the oocytes themselves.

The labeled proteins could also be tested for activity in assays such as in vitro transcription and promoter binding, but for the context of these experiments it was most important to understand the effect of labeling on the protein binding properties.

Thus, we cloned an R. palustris gene that encodes a hypothetical Lig β-etherase (RpHypGST, having 36% amino acid sequence similarity to SsLigE) and purified recombinant protein to be tested for activity in the same β-etherase assays.

The reason for considering this small phytochemical in our study is its structure, which is easy to adopt for synthesis of series of molecules and can be tested for activity in the future.

This low success rate has been ascribed to the high number of new molecular entities with diverse mechanisms of action (MOA) to be tested for activity and efficacy combined with the lack of predictive preclinical models and inadequate and complex clinical trial designs.

Each pool was tested for activity on mechanically activated currents expressed by DRG neurons.

Using KINOMEscan (Ambit Biosciences, San Diego, CA, USA), Nec-1 (10  μM) was tested for activity against 485 kinases and activated mutant kinases.

Compounds not detected as "active" in the first stage are tested for activity at the lowest tested concentration in the second stage.

These monolithic biocatalysts were tested for activity and stability and compared to similarly prepared biocatalysts employing classical cordierite ceramic monoliths.

Platinum catalysts (1.5 wt.%) containing AlSBA-15 obtained with various aluminium precursors were tested for activity in 1-methylnaphthalene hydrogenation.