Here we report that BIT225 has potent stand-alone antiviral activity against the HCV model pestivirus bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) with an IC50 of 314 nM.
Walcott's latest book, White Egrets (Faber, £12.99) – "in these exquisitely poised and potent poems, language stands as the thinnest possible lens between the poet and the world," wrote our reviewer – didn't make the shortlist.
Neocarzinostatin (NCS), a chromoprotein possessing a potent enediyne chromophore stands for such an instance.
In form and function, this potent electric roadster stands to inspire a new breed of all-road sporting vehicles – cars that prove, once and for all, that environmental friendliness and motoring pleasure are not mutually exclusive concepts.
The military's elaborate and potent media system stands in stark contrast to the precarious media options available to civilians.
The film's place in the pantheon of black connectivity is so potent because it stands neither as past or future, but as a monolith to itself".
"Hohn's rubber ducks make a potent symbol because they stand for so many things, from pollution to purity," she said.
This could stand as potent demodulators for aggressive and timely interventions for deprived residents in deficient locations.
Few of them, especially in Europe, are ready to stand up to potent lobbies, except in small countries where fishing is so important economically that the threat of mass extinctions cannot be ignored.Now bind the restless waveYet the mass extinction, however remote, that should be concentrating minds is that of mankind.
His words stand as a potent reminder that while the technology and social concerns of Douglas' day have undergone dramatic transformations in our time, the rights we are struggling to safeguard remain the same, as do the threats posed by the government.
A sheet of potent ink splatters by Jackson Pollock stands lonesome watch for Abstract Expressionism.
