The composites showed appropriate physical and biological properties creating more biologically active scaffolds that may support bone growth.
HMW adiponectin is postulated as the more biologically active molecule, binding avidly to its receptors, thus stimulating AMP activated protein kinase [ 18– 20].
She also showed that, in contrast to disease-causing prions, the prion-conformation of CPEB is the more biologically active variety in other words, the one best able to tag and activate mRNA.
Following metabolism by colonic bacteria to more biologically active metabolites, isoflavones and lignans show weak estrogen receptor (ER) binding activity and, depending on the context, they can act to either mimic or counteract the effects of endogenous estrogen, 17β-estradiol.
The antimicrobial results showed that the complexes were more biologically active compounds to the Schiff base (HL).
Given that they can sequester oligomers, which are more biologically active, plaques might, at least initially, have a protective role in Alzheimer's disease.
These problems have caused researchers to look to more biologically active solutions including the use of tissue engineering-based techniques for ligament repair and replacement.
Microbial community and respiration data indicated that the clay soil was dominated by denitrifiers and was more biologically active than the sandy soil.
This has been partly associated with the different modalities of biomaterials use in therapies, especially with more biologically active materials used as scaffolds in tissue engineering and the type of prolonged extracorporeal contact that is seen with hemodialysis.
In this study, we have generated a chemical library of peptidomimetic derivatives of 4-HPR in an attempt to create a more biologically active compound for use as a therapeutic agent against RTs and other tumors.
