Sentence examples for favourable compounds from inspiring English sources

Paramecium has membrane receptor proteins that respond to favourable compounds such as biotin and to aversive compounds such as quinine.

Consumers associate presence of nutritionally favourable compounds with fruit colour, partly contributed by carotenoids.

However, this rather modest potency boost after gaining two additional major hDAAO interactions suggest that the path through the subpocket by compound 3 is less favourable than for compound 2, or that some of the interactions found in compound 2 but not in compound 3 (see Figure 3B for two examples) are key drivers of binding affinity and, hence, inhibitory potency.

This may be due to 2-naphthyl derivative occupying the hydrophobic cavity in a slightly more favourable conformation than compound 21.

Software can be used to design compounds with favourable properties, but toxicology is difficult to predict computationally.

After Sirtris, a company co-founded by Sinclair, showed that resveratrol-inspired compounds had favourable effects in mice, it was bought by drug giant GlaxoSmithKline for $720m in 2008.

As bacteria are able to adjust their metabolism to a less favourable environment, these gel compounds are more than sufficient to allow bacterial survival and multiplication [58, 59].

To address this question, we used a structure-based VS approach to discover chemical compounds with favourable binding characteristics to the ΔF508-NBD1 ΔF508-NBD1rface.

There is a long list of putative dementia treatment compounds with favourable pre-clinical and early phase trial data that have been neutral or even potentially harmful when assessed in phase III studies [ 28].

The alluvial soil of the Gangetic plain, compounded with favourable rainfall, make this region especially fertile.

This decrease in STS inhibition could be due to an increase in flexibility in the molecule as the linker is extended, resulting in less favourable binding of the compound in the active site.