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Meanings of biologically active in English

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Usage of biologically active in English
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Conclusion: Beta-Est may suppress hepatic fibrosis probably via its biologically active metabolites.
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Silybin is considered to be the main biologically active component of silymarin.
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In vitro receptor binding assays demonstrate the generation of biologically active molecules.
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These constituents are known to be biologically active and possess anti-oxidative properties.
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RNA sequencing confirmed that beetle-associated fungi were biologically active in the wood.
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TWJ are the simplest branched structures found in biologically active nucleic acids.
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Here we show that neither of these predicted NLSs is biologically active.
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In the thymocyte assay, interleukin-1 alpha was found to be biologically active.
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The phytoestrogens are also biologically active; they can markedly enhance tumor cell proliferation.
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These data suggest that biologically active F.IX can be synthesized in skeletal muscle.
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Cyclic peptides have been a rich source of biologically active molecules.
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These findings indicate that biologically active hACSP fragments can be synthesized.
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Corin activates pro-A-type naturetic peptide and pro-B-type naturetic peptide into biologically active molecules.
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Side-chain stapling is a frequently used method for the development of biologically active peptides.
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Interestingly, many of these biologically active salivary proteins belong to the lipocalin protein family.
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DNA damage results in the accumulation of biologically active p53.
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