Sentence examples for lack of general toxicity from inspiring English sources

Another convincing argument concerning the lack of general toxicity is the reversal of mercuric chloride inhibition by the scavenger 2-mercaptoethanol which is assumed to remove Hg from membranes of treated roots (Barrowclough et al. [2000]).

The dose-dependent effects observed in these in vivo models of human disease demonstrate the lack of general toxicity exerted by highly substituted titanocenes in tumour cells and suggest a tumour-specific effect.

Furthermore, in an intraperitoneal model, masitinib significantly enhanced survival with no indication of general toxicity, as indicated by a lack of weight loss at the administered doses.

The active compounds are not toxic to a normal cell line which signifies the lack of general cellular toxicity of these compounds.

The cytotoxicity study revealed that none of the active molecules are toxic to a normal Vero cell line thus proving the lack of general cellular toxicity.

The lack of general consensus on NP toxicity is due to different experimental methods employed, incubation conditions (concentrations and exposure time), variability of sizes and functionalities of GNPs, variability of cell lines, and different measures and assays for toxicity (Fratoddi et al. 2015; Haume et al. 2016).

In previous studies, we have demonstrated its efficacy in induction of apoptosis in human cancer cell lines and shown that the antibody lacks general toxicity in cells lacking the Wnt-1 protein [ 10- 12].

Many bemoan a lack of general mathematical literacy.

As an answer to this general lack of reliable toxicity data, the European Commission has recently approved the REACH legislation (Registration, Evaluation, and Authorisation of Chemicals) [ 34].

In the US, there has been a recent revision of the criteria needed to be met for an imaging agent to progress to the clinic, reflecting the general lack of toxicity of these agents, further promoting clinical translation.

In general the lack of systemic toxicities of most 'whole' and 'isolated' natural compounds, their potential to reduce toxic doses and potential to delay the development of drug-resistance makes them promising candidates for cancer management.