Sentence examples for preserve its activity from inspiring English sources

Although colistin retains in vitro activity against most of these Gram-negative pathogens, it is crucial to preserve its activity as a last-line drug while also minimising the potential for adverse effects.

Tigecycline is not registered for the treatment of bacteremia, and its use should be limited to real clinical necessity to preserve its activity against multi-resistant Gram negative bacteria.

The known biochemical properties of the enzyme, such as pH, temperature, buffers, cofactors, salt concentration, additives as glycerol, and oxidants and inhibitors, let us preserve its activity, which will help to determine enzymatic mechanisms with inhibitors or observe its effect on cells or organisms in vitro and in vivo.

The properties of the vacuolar enzyme, acid invertase, showed that this enzyme is able to hydrolyse sucrose and raffinose during the entire recalcitrant period (Fig.  11A) and beyond (Fig.  11B and C), i.e. it preserved its activity due to retention of molecular mass and subunit composition (Fig.  12).

The complex preserved its activity after the ionic exchange, leading to excellent results (∼87%) for the symmetric alkynes and also for the non-symmetrical alkynes (up to 99%).

A new versatile hybrid nanocarrier has been designed using a "soft chemistry" synthesis, to efficiently encapsulate a photosensitizer – the protoporphyrin IX (Pp IX) – while preserving its activity intact in biological environment for advantageous use in photodynamic therapy (PDT).

In both cases, the RC preserved its activity, but the efficiency of the two methods turned out to be clearly different.

The properties of immobilized rBGLa enable the conversion efficiency to be improved by preserving its activity and reuse of entrapped enzyme by simple recovery, which has a cost advantage (Mohamad et al. 2015; Sheldon 2007).

The presence of two independent binding sites in AFAL allows the enhancement of the defense mechanism of the organism and simultaneously preserves its activity of binding to carbohydrates as demonstrated by inhibition with carbohydrates, in which HA was not reversed by addition of CGN.

CXCL9 on the other hand seems to have evolved to resist the SpeB activity and to preserve its antibacterial activity towards S. pyogenes.

This work highlights the promising properties of this modified polysaccharide to immobilize PPO in self-assembled structures under conditions that preserve its catalytic activity.