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Although it has long been known that different classes of JHDMs have different substrate scopes and there have been some reports of exploiting the natural selectivity of the histone binding site substrate in order to create more selective inhibitors toward JHDMs, class-selective chemical probes of JHDMs remain elusive.

These observations provide insight into the structural basis for the natural selectivity of cantharidin and provide an avenue for PP4C deselection.

As such, in the present review, we describe the therapeutic potential pathways associated with oncolytic NDV tropism in human GBM, which display the natural selectivity of NDV towards GBM and the interaction of NDV in GBM proliferation and invasion signalling.

This method represents a general strategy for enhancing the biochemical stability as well as the affinity and selectivity of natural or synthetic peptide ligands for bioseparations.

This activation method could be a cost-effective approach to enhance the adsorption capacity, applicability and selectivity of natural clay materials, making them as promising and low cost adsorbents for wastewater treatment.

This observation is just one small step in explaining the cancer cell selectivity of natural pro-oxidant agents.

Simple halogen substituents frequently afford key structural features that account for the potency and selectivity of natural products, including antibiotics and hormones.

(d) Is there any preferential selectivity of natural agents towards copper to generate reactive oxygen species over other metal ions found in the cellular milieu?

The parallel between intentional human selectivity and that of "nature" formed the original model upon which the concept of natural selection was originally constructed.

Enzymatic synthesis is preferred because of its advantages-high catalytic efficiency, mild reaction condition, and inherent selectivity of the natural catalyst [12 15].

The results so far obtained point out that asymmetric metal environments are essential to reprogram functions, and to achieve the specificity and selectivity of the natural enzymes.