Sentence examples for botanical compounds from inspiring English sources

Nontargeted metabolomics of human urine can generate massive data sets that include not only classic mammalian metabolites from known biochemical pathways but also food additives, drugs and their metabolites, botanical compounds from the diet, products of fermentation by gut microbes, and substances with unknown identities.

Other studies have shown that botanical compounds with an antioxidative activity are potential agents capable of reducing skin diseases including photoaging [ 28, 29].

The authors also highlight some important recent observations regarding the role of specific nutrients (methionine) and botanical compounds (resveratrol) on aging, that do not involve calories per se.

We previously isolated β-sitosterol from Mentha piperita (Linnaeus) and reported high acaricidal activity (LC50, 0.5 mg/mL) [ 12]. β-Sitosterol may thus be a candidate lead botanical compound.

The in vitro efficacy of these extracts at their available concentrations on atypical bacteria is vastly understudied, and our study represents an important first step in establishing the efficacy of these compounds as botanical treatments for mycoplasmosis.

In contrast, sbtII sensilla in male Ae. aegypti have been shown to be extremely sensitive to compounds with botanical origin including α-pinene, which can be correlated with the male need to exclusively feed on plant nectar (Davis, 1977).

The successful documentation of the safety and effectiveness of botanical and dietary natural compounds in cancer prevention has led to the development of a nutrient mixture composed of ascorbic acid (AA), lysine, proline, arginine, epigallocatechingallate (EGCG) and other micronutrients [ 6].

These compounds and their botanical sources are listed in Table 1.

RMA and ERS collected the botanical material and isolated the compound.

All of these compounds, except cyclohexanone, have botanical or bacterial sources that could easily be encountered by mammals.

As a result, as is the case in all botanical research using non-standardized complex compounds whose active component is unknown, the extent to which our findings are generalizable to other AG products is not clear.