Sentence examples for molecules reported in from inspiring English sources
There are a few approximation models to predict solubility of organic molecules reported in the literature.
The classification model is applied to a virtual screening of anticonvulsant compounds by analyzing a data set of molecules reported in the literature.
Furthermore, the thermodynamic properties of the generated candidates are within the same approximation as the customised trans-acting switching molecules reported in the laboratory.
This pagination issue was later addressed by molecular block identifier a simple subroutine with the help of which the program could correctly identify molecules reported in a document.
The molecules, reported in the March Nature Biotechnology, prevent mouse immune cells from recognizing some foreign molecules, but leave most of the immune system intact.
Herein, we focus on small molecules reported in literature between 2013 and 2017, claimed as CXCR4 antagonists and potentially useful in the treatment of cancer and other diseases where this receptor is involved.
The activation of a phosphatase that can deactivate phosphorylation (serine) of an important oncogenic signaling molecule, reported in this paper is a novel finding.
Looking at the Rab1 DrrA structure, it is clear that there is a strong interaction with D63 from the Rab molecule (reported in the Schoebel et al. paper in Mol.Cell, 2009), in fact probably much stronger than the one with with Q67 discussed in this manuscript, where there is a bond length of 3.6 Angstroms.
A series of novel quinoline oxadiazole hybrid compounds was designed based on stepwise rational modification of the lead molecules reported previously, in order to enhance bioactivity and improve druglikeness.
Out of the 37 molecules reported as actives in these literatures, NB predicted 12 molecules as actives and RF predicted 11 molecules as actives (Additional file 5).
It can also be used to detect the MCS/substructure searches in small molecules reported by metabolome experiments, as well as in the screening of drug-like compounds with similar substructures.
