Sentence examples for more bioactive compounds from inspiring English sources

Fruit by-products such as peel often contain more bioactive compounds than the edible portion.

This study was designed to biotransformation litchi pericarp extract (LPE) by Aspergillus awamori to produce more bioactive compounds with stronger antioxidant activities.

Most of the experiments with acetone solutions extracted more bioactive compounds, and hence they had more antioxidant capacity, however, chlorogenic acid and phloridzin had higher yields (32.4% and 48.4%, respectively) in extraction with methanol.

The idea of privileged scaffolds – that there seem to be more bioactive compounds found around some structures than others – is well established for small drug molecules, but has little significance for standalone peptide secondary structures whose adaptable shapes escape the definition of a 3D motif in the absence of a protein scaffold.

Thus, there were nearly 100 times more bioactive compounds than approved drugs.

Currently, biotransformation of plant byproducts by microorganisms or enzymatic engineering is an effective means of producing more bioactive compounds as it can avoid deficiency in chemical modification.

The more polar bioactive compounds including CA, CGA, and kaempferol in the bioaccessible fraction of EF reduced intracellular accumulation of ROS in IL-1 β treated Caco-2 cells.

Anthocyanins and quercetin are both abundant in berries, but quercetin has greater bioavailability and therefore may be a more potent bioactive compound in berry fruit [ 45, 46].

The project, in cooperation with Griffith University has identified more than 700 bioactive compounds with druggable potential.

The results demonstrated that amide derivatives were more bioactive than sulfonamide compounds in general, and that chloro or trifluoromethyl substituent was vital for modulating cytotoxic activity.

Since the first antibiotic from an Actinobacterium, reported more than 50 years ago [ 7], more than 4000 new bioactive compounds have been discovered.