Sentence examples for compounds that modulate from inspiring English sources
Selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) are a category of compounds that modulate the activity and expression of ERs in selected cells such as NSCLC [ 2, 3].
Immune stimulants are naturally occurring compounds that modulate the immune system by increasing the host's resistance against diseases caused by pathogens (Bricknell and Dalmo 2005).
However, wider application of this methodological approach to more differentiated cells such as neurons would also be useful for the screening of compounds that modulate synaptic transmission.
In many ways medicinal chemistry provides a bridge between biology and chemistry, identifying novel compounds that modulate a biological response and thusproviding the tools to investigate biological processes, subsequently optimizing those compounds to avoid undesired interactions with other biological systems.
All of the above compounds that modulate the functions of the endocannabinoid system can be collectively described under the term cannabinergics, regardless of chemical classification or type of resultant pharmacological action.
The mammary gland, along with uterine tissue, is a sensitive indicator of the functional activity of the hypothalamic pituitary-gonadal axis so that its histological assessment provides important information about compounds that modulate this activity.
Curcumin is a nontoxic phenolic compound that modulates the activity of several cellular targets that have been linked with cancers and other chronic diseases.
Male mice were exposed to both an antiandrogen, vinclozolin, and to a compound that modulates serum androgen levels, indole-3-carbinol, to test the utility of this ratio as a biomarker of androgen disruption.
This arises from the flexibility in chemical modifications of these compounds that can modulate their physicochemical properties.
Our results provide insight into the design and development of compounds that can modulate bacterial chemotaxis and pathogenicity.
Hybrigenics' aim is to identify new therapeutic targets, and small molecule compounds that will modulate their activities, in order to develop anticancer drugs.
