Sentence examples for structurally diversified from inspiring English sources
Bisubstrate analog inhibitors in which a nicotinamide mimic is attached to a series of structurally diversified guanidines (arginine mimics) were synthesized and evaluated for inhibition of cholera toxin.
As CE peptidases in eukaryotes structurally diversified to accommodate the evolving family of Ubls, protease counterparts in bacteria, viruses, and some deeply branched eukaryotes retained their specificity for the "ur-substrate" ubiquitin.
Structurally diversified 19 diterpenoids have been isolated from aerial parts of E. dracunculoides [ 16].
Functional similarity might also help to develop more structurally diversified leads during drug development.
Of these 100 structurally diversified compounds, 57 chemical samples were obtained and tested for their ability to inhibit STAT3-dependent luciferase reporter expression in MDA-MB-231 cells.
Thus, from a chemical library of 24,000 structurally diversified small compounds, we identified two compounds that promoted yeast-growth, IBR1 and IBR2, which share a phenylsulfonyl indolyl isoquinoline structure (Fig 1B and Supporting Information Fig S1).
Our results suggest that planting sagebrush seedlings can structurally diversify monotypic crested wheatgrass stands to provide habitat for sagebrush-associated wildlife.
The biosynthesis of sterols in eukaryotic organisms is highly diversified, resulting in distinct but structurally related membrane components such as cholesterol in vertebrates, ergosterol in fungi and protozoans, and phytosterols in plants.
Saprolegnia and Phytophthora species have developed, expanded and functionally diversified a subfamily of receptors that are structurally, but not phylogenetically, related to plant LRR-RLKs.
It is similarly diversified.
Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.
