Sentence examples for capable to inhibit from inspiring English sources

Similarly to EP capable to inhibit PKC [ 15, 16], we demonstrated the inhibition of phosphorylation of PKCϵ by BAP.

The latter, commonly quaternary ammonium salts, are unfortunately not capable to inhibit biological recolonisation for long periods of time.

Merr)., with bacteria capable to inhibit growth and sporulation of pathogenic fungi (Assumpção et al. [2009]); tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum L ., with bacteria increasing plant height, leaf area, leaf number, together with fresh and dry plant weight (Barreti et al. [2008]).

Further studies of NMR and molecular dynamics have showed the capacity of these hybrid molecules to change their bioactive conformation depending on the binding site, being capable to inhibit with different shapes BuChE and residually AChE.

Twenty-time freeze-dried culture supernatant concentrates collected from 12 PNSB grown under the microaerobic light conditions, with the use of agar well diffusion found that only strain PS342 was capable to inhibit all 6 tested shrimp pathogenic vibrios.

Zwitterionization of surfaces has arisen as a powerful alternative in the design of biocompatible bioceramics capable to inhibit bacterial and non-specific protein adsorption, which opens up new insights into the biomedical applications of these materials.

It is probable that anti-fungal compounds secreted by the pseudonocardiaceous bacteria are capable to inhibiting the germination of M. anisopliae, thus preventing penetration of the integument and subsequent host colonization.

Our results demonstrated that WFN is capable enough to inhibit the HSA fibrillation.

Although HIF-1α is capable to directly inhibit transcription (e.g. CAD gene [19] or ENT gene [20]), we were not able to identify putative HRE sites in the promoter region of the p50 encoding gene [21] by analyses using a hidden Markov model (HMM) algorithm.

In addition, we found transcripts encoding for the insect metalloproteinase inhibitor (IMPI) which represents the first and to date only peptide known from animals which is capable to specifically inhibit thermolysin-like microbial metalloproteinases belonging to the M4 family [ 55].

Moreover, none of the oximes are capable to reactivate inhibited and "aged" AChE, i.e. when the alkyl tail of the OP molecule has gone, thereby rendering the remaining bond virtually irreversible (Berman and Decker 1986).