Sentence examples for molecules as novel from inspiring English sources

We have identified MHC class II molecules as novel participants in the mechanisms controlling innate immune responses.

We have identified four small molecules as novel inhibitors against EBNA1 by using a HTVS approach from a filtered small molecule SPECS compound database that contains about 90,000 compounds.

Presence of isomiRs certainly strengthens classification of these molecules as novel miRNAs [ 47].

Boronic acids present a starting point for the development of this class of molecules as novel inhibitors in the particularly troublesome species.

These preliminary enzymatic studies have provided useful information for a better understanding of the involvement of conjugative metabolism in the biotransformation of synthetic stilbenoids in humans and for assessing the potential utility of these molecules as novel chemotherapeutic agents.

For instance, biotechnology approaches for the pharmaceutical development of recombinant human molecules as well as novel procedures for ex vivo expansion of limbal stem cells may soon open novel therapeutic perspectives for patients with previously untreatable corneal disorders [ 4, 5].

Some proteomics studies on developing myotubes have partially confirmed and completed these microarray-based studies by providing evidence for the involvement of transcription regulators, signaling factors, phospho-proteins and adhesion molecules, as well as novel non-characterized proteins (Riken clones and unnamed proteins) in skeletal muscle development and contractility [ 17, 18].

Future studies are required to identify and characterize this molecule as novel TAA for immunotherapy of ovarian cancer.

These models are expected to facilitate the prediction of LF inhibitory activity for existing molecules, as well as identification of novel potential LF inhibitors from large datasets.

Since the physical process of fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) was elucidated more than six decades ago, this peculiar fluorescence phenomenon has turned into a powerful tool for biomedical research due to its compatibility in scale with biological molecules as well as rapid developments in novel fluorophores and optical detection techniques.

Food-grade biopolymers, apart from their inherent nutritional properties, can be tailored designed for improving food quality and safety, either serving as delivery vehicles for bioactive molecules, or as novel packaging components, not only improving the transport properties of biobased packaging structures, but also imparting active antibacterial and antiviral properties.