Inhibitor definition

Inhibitor is a means any substance used to slow down or prevent a chemical reaction.

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Inhibitor. Any inhibitor of the Target Protease.

Inhibitor means a substance designed to slow down or prevent a chemical reaction.

Examples of Inhibitor in a sentence

Laboratory analyses will be performed at a rate per test not to exceed the following schedule: Standard Plate Count SPC/PCA $11.25 Direct Miroscopic Somatic Cell Count DMSCC $15.00 Electronic Somatic Cell Count ESCC $15.00 Added Water Cryoscope $3.75 Antibiotics Inhibitor (Disk Assay) Disc/Inhibitor (▇▇▇▇▇) $8.43 Antibiotics Confirmation Rapid Test Charm I, II, SNAP, etc.
The design parameters shall include Silica Fume Blended Cement and a Corrosion Inhibitor.
Acorda shall, either through its own efforts and/or those of its Affiliates, use commercially reasonable efforts to develop and commercialize, and/or sublicense for development and commercialization, Licensed Enzyme Products and Licensed Small Molecule Inhibitor Products (subject to the limitation on sublicensing in Section 2.4 with respect to Small Molecule Inhibitor Products) as it deems appropriate, in the exercise of its business judgment.
BI has decided to advance either BACE Inhibitor ****or BACE Inhibitor **** to Development Candidate Selection and agrees to pay the milestone payment according to Section 9.3.1 of the Agreement.
CUTS shall seek Acorda written approval prior to commitment of Enzyme Method Patent Costs and Small Molecule Inhibitor Method Patent Costs where practical and Acorda shall give or withhold approval within ten (10) calendar days.

More Definitions of Inhibitor

Inhibitor means a HCV viral inhibitor with a primary mechanism of action derived from interfering with the function of the [***] element of the HCV genome. Certain portions of this Exhibit have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidentiality. Such omitted portions, which are marked with brackets and asterisks [***], have been separately filed with the Commission.

Inhibitor means any antibiotic, medicine, or chemical preparation that can be detected in milk using standard methods;

Inhibitor means inhibitor as defined in the Dairy Industry Regulation (AR 139/99);

Inhibitor means a substance that may be incorporated in a fertiliser which effects the efficacy of the fertiliser;”

Inhibitor means any antibacterial agent or anything else that

Inhibitor or “activator” in the “compound” or “header” fields are marked as complexes. In this survey, each crystal structures marked as complex in the database was utilized as a template to perform a similar binding pocket search in PDB. Those complexes with similar binding pocket as the template were investigated together by using several protein structure analysis tools. The major tool used to compare differences between complexes is Relibase+ [7], which is a web-accessible protein database containing all released crystal structures from PDB coupled with crystal structure analysis tools that are widely used to search and compare protein-ligand interactions across a range of complexes. Thus, it provides unique and easy access to crystal structures within PDB. The ‘similar binding site search tool’ assembled in Relibase+ was employed to examine similarities between the template structure and the complexes in PDB database. Complexes with similar binding sites can be superimposed and visualized against a user-selected template. The RMSD of both the backbone and side chain as well as mutations between the template and query structure can also be obtained. In the current study, the compared region is set as the residues within 10 Å around the ligand, and the criteria of the sequences similarity between the query and template protein to 95% covering genetic variation. With these setting, the Relibase+ application displays all the crystal structures with similar binding site region. In most but not all cases, the obtained complex structures contain similar ligand and share similar binding pose as the template structure. Those complexes with different protein-ligand binding properties in the same protein were identified for further investigation. After obtaining these proteins and their corresponding complexes crystal structures, they were subjected to analysis the protein-ligand interactions difference between them. Ligplot [8] was used to generate schematic 2D diagrams of protein-ligand interactions from the 3D coordinates. This program not only illustrates polar interactions between protein and ligand, but also displays non-polar protein moieties around the ligand, both of which affect binding affinity and selectivity. Masetro [9] and Pymol [10] provided the graphics to view 3D environments around ligands including hydrogen bonds as well as polar and nonpolar sub-sites. Cross dockings and scoring was derived using Glide [11] and Prime/MM-GBSA [12].

Inhibitor means any chemical or antibiotic substance which inhibits or retards the growth of bacteria in milk;