Sentence examples for compounds which serve from inspiring English sources

Actinomycetes are excellent sources for novel bioactive compounds, which serve as potential drug candidates for antibiotics development.

S. cerevisiae GRE2 is currently being used as a versatile biocatalyst for the stereoselective synthesis of hydroxy compounds, which serve as building blocks in the production of pharmaceuticals and other fine chemicals (Choi et al. 2010; Ema et al. 2008; Müller et al. 2010; Park et al. 2010).

Anthocyanin pigments and flavonol co-pigments are the two major flavonoid compounds, which serve as attractants of pollinators and seed dispersers.

However, these conditions may destroy natural plant antimicrobial compounds, which serve as defense mechanisms to the plant and have potential to serve as natural antimicrobial compounds against human pathogens.

As a matter of fact, Sabatier not only used catalysts but also proposed the first chemical theory of catalysis based "on the temporary formation of unstable chemical compounds which, serving as intermediate steps in the reaction, determine its direction or increase its velocity".

We found him sitting beneath a vast peepal tree in the courtyard of the village's Padmavati Temple, a sprawling compound which serves as both office and residence for Mr. Hazare.

The commando-style raid in Gardez in Paktia province, about 80 miles from Kabul, also injured about 100 people when two car bombs exploded outside the compound, which serves as a command center for local police and a main training site for police recruits.

During a recent visit to Camp Bucca, he told a collection of guards and commanders, "We've got to stay on the moral high ground and do the right thing all the time, even when nobody's looking". The lessons of Abu Ghraib resonate in all corners of the 100-acre Bucca compound, which serves as both laboratory and showcase for the Army's new approach to detention facilities.

In the context of a random screening assay, however, the parallel determination of intracellular eYFP intensity in a screening assay can serve to identify compounds which do not specifically interfere with HIV particle formation but rather exert a general effect on protein expression.

Furthermore, a sensor that reacts to the inactivation of antituberculosis compounds (EthR), which serves as an application for drug discovery, has also been constructed.

In our previous report, we discovered the lead compound YKAs3003, which serves as an inhibitor of Escherichia coli KAS III (ecKAS III), and determined a reliable pharmacophore map from in silico screening.