Sentence examples for successful compounds from inspiring English sources
Fairlamb says some successful compounds have come from the veterinary field, citing Ivermectin, originally developed for animal use, but now used to treat river blindness – a parasitic eye disease in humans – as a notable success story.
The most important property criteria are also highlighted, focusing experimental resources to generate the key data with which to identify successful compounds.
Ultimately, they screened more than 100,000 compounds with the antibody, first identifying compounds that could increase its binding to normal p53, then testing the successful compounds on mutant p53 in the test tube.
After an enormous effort to identify and develop inhibitors of the HIV protease, the successful compounds have become an important component of the successful highly active antiretroviral therapy program in the fight against HIV disease.
Such molecular analyses has proven to be a very useful tool in elucidating the molecular action of many compounds, including drugs, and predicting new pharmaceutically successful compounds.
Many commercially successful compounds act as GPCR ligands and display several commonalities: the biphenyl tetrazole moiety is, for example, a common motif.
This approach compares well to the successful compound approach of Ferreira and Potgieter (2004).
A successful compound for gas capture must exhibit the weakest possible cation-anion coordination and smaller molecular masses.
One successful compound, named Exel 647, that targets nonsmall-cell lung cancer in previously untreated patients is now in a phase 2 clinical trial.
After several moderately successful compound drugs that mainly utilized aspirin (Anadin and Excedrin), Bayer Ltd's manager Laurie Spalton ordered an investigation of a substance that scientists at Yale had, in 1946, found to be the metabolically active derivative of acetanilide: acetaminophen.
Successful compound uptake by macrophages was verified by fluorescence stereomicroscopy using a Zeiss Axioscope (Zeiss).
