Mass spectrometry revealed several coumaroyls bound to the protein, suggesting a role in regulation.

Coumatetralyl is often used as a rodenticide because it is an effective anticoagulant of the warfarin type.

Researchers isolated coumaric acid from the plant extract to study its antioxidant properties.

Each enzymatic step adds a coumaroyl to the growing molecular scaffold, modifying its reactivity.

A coumaric derivative was identified as the compound responsible for the plant's UV-absorbing properties.

Veterinarians recommended coumaphos to control a heavy lice infestation on the cattle, but they monitored the herd closely for signs of organophosphate toxicity.

During the synthesis, the chemists identified coumarone as the bicyclic heterocycle responsible for the compound's fluorescence.

The chemist isolated coumarin from the plant extract to study its fluorescence.

Many plants produce coumarins that deter herbivores and give a sweet, vanilla-like aroma.

The researcher isolated a novel coumarate from the plant extract and characterized its antioxidant properties.