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synergist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | drug |
| Derivation | synergism |
Examples of synergist
synergist
The presence of the synergist in manuka honey more than doubles MGO antibacterial activity.
From the en.wikipedia.org
These data suggest that NOS activity within 1 d after synergist ablation is required to induce hypertrophy.
From the nature.com
The Morning File likes to see itself as a synergist, a one-step-ahead operator who reads the entire playing field.
From the post-gazette.com
Piperonyl butoxide, or PBO, is a synergist that shuts down the enzymes that detoxify pyrethroids, making them last longer in an organism and increasing their killing potential.
From the sciencedaily.com
- A drug that augments the activity of another drug
- Synergist is a kind of muscle which performs, or assist in performing, the same set of joint motion as the agonists. Synergists are muscles that act on movable joints . ...
- (Synergists) Materials that, if used alone, have little toxicity to insects but combined with another active ingredient enhance the activity of an insecticide.
- A chemical that enhances the toxicity of a pesticide to a pest, but that is not by itself toxic to the pest.
- Something that works in combination with something else to increase its effect.
- Additive to enhance the action of another.
- Agent that increases the effectiveness of another agent when combined with it
- An ingredient that, by its nature, multiplies the effectiveness of the product. For example, an insecticide plus a synergist does not add up as I + 1 = 2, but rather 1 + 1 = 4 or perhaps 8, when property balanced.
- A muscle that assists an Agonist during movement, but has other primary functions.
