Sentence examples for molecules as new from inspiring English sources
The results of our study have implications on the design of groove-binding hybrid molecules as new artificial nucleases and may provide a strategy for developing efficient and safe DNA cleavage reagents.
The interest in the application of the QSAR paradigm has steadily increased in recent decades and we hope it may be useful in the design and development of DNA‐binding molecules as new anticancer agents.
After a brief survey of the current situation concerning the discovery of new drugs in the field of malaria or bacterial infections, we describe the preparation of hybrid molecules as new anti-infective agents: trioxaquines as antimalarials and Vancomyquines® as antibiotics.
After confirmation and independent validation, the Locus Derepression assay identified 19 small molecules as new actives that induce the GFP message over 2-fold.
Several enhancements will be carried out in the upcoming release, including incorporation of additional taxane structures as well as more properties of these molecules, as new dimensions that can further improve the present pace of new taxane drug discovery.
A series of intramolecular π-stacked molecules as new-concept supramolecular organic semiconductors have been designed by means of the ortho-substituted steric hindrance of diarylfluorenes and facile synthesized via the key step of BF3·Et2O-mediated Friedel Crafts reaction of carbinols.
Twenty-two phosphorylation events in cell signaling molecules, as well as potential new markers of undifferentiated hESCs were also identified.
The configuration of the DNA molecule is highly stable, allowing it to act as a template for the replication of new DNA molecules, as well as for the production (transcription) of the related RNA (ribonucleic acid) molecule.
Safety studies of the tested molecules, as well as discovery of new CXCR2 antagonists are guaranteed.
The screens should incorporate known bioactive small molecules, as well as a library of new chemical entities.
This chapter focuses on new and intriguing molecules, as well as on cyclophane-derived systems such as cryptands, crowns, etc. Particular emphasis is placed on those photoactive systems that mimic biologicalprocesses, such as charge separation and molecular switching.
