Sentence examples for compound is capable from inspiring English sources
This compound is capable of sensitizing the TiO2 surface and efficiently converting the sunlight into electricity.
Furthermore, our results demonstrate that this compound is capable of substantially activating mitochondrial ATP-sensitive K+ uptake.
This compound is capable of interfering with microtubule dynamics and is believed to have potential carbonic anhydrase IX inhibiting activity.
The triterpene structure of the HMGB1-binding compound is capable of binding to HMGB1 and altering its proinflammatory properties, inhibiting HMGB1-dependent cyclooxygenase (COX) 2 induction [ 113].
Notably, the ethyl group of CF16 occupies the methyl-lysine binding site of this pocket, clashing with histone peptide in this crucial region, which could explain why this compound is capable of displacing this peptide.
Assays involving a protocol of previous stimulus followed by a second stimulus can supply information in relation to the immunological memory that the target compound is capable of inducing an in vitro memory.
The extract and compound were capable of preventing MDA formation in a concentration-dependent manner).
Our results indicate that the both crude ethyl acetate extract and pure compound were capable of increasing the levels of expression c- myc, suggesting a possibility of the induction of apoptosis.
This should not be an exclusion criterion per se, since one may hypothesize that if the compound were capable of reaching the synovial fluid or cartilage surrounding tissues, it might release IGF-1 captured by IGFBPs in these tissues and sustain its action in cartilage.
The interactions of these AHLs with artificial membranes reveal that each of the compounds is capable of membrane interaction in the micromolar concentration range causing significant modulation of the membrane dipole potential.
Together, these data indicate that the compounds are capable of permeabilizing the membrane of Candida to allow the rapid influx and efflux of small molecules.
