Sentence examples for using a compound called from inspiring English sources

So the researchers set out to see what would happen if the synapses did not strengthen, by using a compound called anisomycin to prevent that process from happening in mice.

Dr Spagnuolo has developed a drug derived from the lipid, using a compound called Avocatin B, which targets leukaemia stem cells, which "drive the disease," and therefore attack the root cause of the cancer.

The nanoparticles were targeted to the mitochondria using a compound called triphenylphosphonium. Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorder distinguished by high blood glucose level in blood due to lower binding efficiency of insulin on their cell surface receptors or due to lower insulin secretion by the cells.

Our group has conducted studies of TAM activation using a compound called 5,6-Dimethylxanthenone-4-acetic acid (DMXAA, Vadimezan), which is a small flavanoid-like compound that was originally developed as a vascular-disrupting agent (Zwi et al, 1990).

Lybridos uses a compound called buspirone instead of the Viagra-like substance.

We used a compound called dynasore that has the ability to block the GTPase activity of dynamin.

In microorganisms that biosynthesize MAAs, the biosynthetic pathway involves three core enzymes and uses a compound called sedoheptulose-7-phosphate as the starting material (Balskus and Walsh, 2010).

The hydrogen atoms that are released during these reactions are used to generate a compound called reduced nicotinamide dinucleotide (NADH), with two NADH molecules produced per molecule of acetate generated.

Founded in 1999 and initially funded by members of the Walton family (principal shareholders of retailer Wal-Mart ), First Solar makes what are called "thin-film" solar panels that use microscopic layers of a compound called cadmium telluride instead of the more traditional crystalline silicon.

Britain's Channel 4 elevated the material's profile with two documentaries — ''Trail of Red Mercury'' and ''Pocket Neutron'' — that presented, according to their producers, ''startling evidence that Russian scientists have designed a miniature neutron bomb using a mysterious compound called red mercury.'' Cohen held a news conference after one broadcast to say it confirmed his fears.

At the time, NMDAR-dependent LTP was thought to require signaling via the GluN2A receptor subunit (Liu et al. 2004), based on studies using a new compound called NVP-AAM077 that was purported to selectively block the GluN2A subunit.