Sentence examples for compatible compound from inspiring English sources

For example, many proteins responsible for compatible compound synthesis are involved in cold tolerance regulation in rice.

This research was funded by the Tunisian Ministry of Scientific Research and Technology through the Laboratory for Research on Biologically Compatible Compounds (LRSBC).

Hassen BACHA the head of laboratory for Research on Biologically Compatible Compounds, Faculty of Dentistry and all members of this laboratory for their help in culture cell experiments.

Meanwhile, glycerin is a kind of biology compatible organic compound; Se nanoparticles being stabilized by such a biology friendly agent would somehow have potential application in health products to provide Se sources for human body.

Commonly, plants synthesize compatible soluble compounds to retain water in the cell or to protect cellular components from chilling-induced dehydration [23].

Therefore, plants usually lower the intracellular osmotic potential through biosynthesis of low-molecular, compatible organic compounds like proline, soluble sugars, glycine betaine and polyamines (Rozema and Schat 2013).

This tempts the researchers in the field of nanoparticle synthesis and assembly to utilize some eco-compatible natural compounds for the reduction of Ag- and Au-containing salts for the synthesis of Ag and Au nanoparticles [26, 27].

Perhaps the most important is the ability of the kinase domain to adopt a conformation that is compatible with the compound, as seems to be the case for the Takeda compounds because they interact with a conformation of GRK2 that has not yet been observed in other GRKs.

For CHS828 we did not obtain any docked conformations with good XP glidescore (lower than -6), indicating that the water-filled active site suitable for APO866 is not compatible with this compound.

RFA can also be used to measure changes in PAD activity as a function of added inhibitor in a plate-based assay that is compatible with large compound libraries used in high-throughput screening (HTS) approaches by monitoring the changes in fluorescence polarization evoked by probe labeling of the enzyme.

Interestingly, no differences were observed between pseudo-compounds and the low-frequency compounds, compatible with integration difficulties in each case.