Sentence examples for compounds can enter from inspiring English sources
These compounds can enter the environment via several routes and can disturb the natural balance of ecosystems.
DDT and its breakdown compounds can enter the human body through contaminated water, soil, and food (Bayen et al. 2005; Pérez-Maldonado et al. 2010).
The permeability of these compounds has not been tested directly and so it is possible that these compounds can enter cells and are selective for the clathrin-box motif site on clathrin.
The rationale of our method is as follows: a radioiodinated compound can enter the brain and rapidly release iodide in situ; the iodide efflux rate can be estimated from the clearance of brain radioactivity after disappearance of the iodinated compound.
They process xenobiotics that do not form part of their central metabolism and transform them into compounds that can enter into their central metabolism, e.g., degrading dye and dye derivatives of textile processing effluent into simpler forms (Parales et al. 2002).
Only a long-chain alkylamine dehydrogenase is required to convert anthropogenic alkylamines into compounds, which can enter an existing pathway.
The fat-soluble compound BB can enter cells through the membrane and act on the mitochondria, inhibiting respiration and producing ROS, which can attack polyunsaturated fatty acids and induce lipid peroxidation [ 39].
Another problem with the use of water is that it is a reactive compound that can enter chemical reactions as either Lewis acid or as Lewis base.
As mentioned, AnV staining already occurs in an early stage of apoptosis, while the DNA intercalating compound PI only can enter late apoptotic cells.
These enzymes facilitate the utilization of a variety of sugar compounds by degrading the compounds into simpler sugars that can enter the main Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas (EMP) glycolytic pathway.
It seems that the Af extract is a polyvalent cocktail which contains compounds that interferes with the LPS signal as well as compounds with radical-scavenging activity that can enter the cells and react with ROS intracellularly.
