The phrase "and current studies suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing recent research findings or evidence that supports a particular claim or argument.
Example: "The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly evident, and current studies suggest that we must take immediate action to mitigate its impact."
Alternatives: "recent research indicates" or "latest studies show".
UL49Y and UL49 have a common 3′ end, and current studies suggest that UL49 protein is an E (early) viral protein.
The results from the PRIOR and CURRENT studies suggest that women with GI tolerability issues on a daily or weekly BP regimen may experience improved symptoms with the less frequent dosing regimens of monthly oral or quarterly IV ibandronate.
Thus, results from both the previous and current studies suggest that the time course for treatment-related functional changes may vary across domains of impairment, and also in relation to onset of symptom change.
The data from our previous and current studies suggest that MeCP2 regulates both repression of antifibrogenic genes (by way of EZH2) and activation of profibrogenic genes (by way of ASH1), confirming its role as a pivotal regulator of HSC MTD (Fig. 7).
These and the current studies suggest that the response to chronic exercise training is independently modulated by mitochondrial function and insulin sensitivity.
Genetic evidence indicates Cynara as the ancestral host of the weevils from both islands and our current studies suggest repeated attempts to colonize Onopordum, with a successful shift in Corsica and a partial shift in Sardinia.
Our previous report and the current studies suggest that entinostat may exert more potent effects on this subtype of breast cancers uniquely utilizing the functional cooperation of erbB2/erbB3-targeting miRNAs.
Current studies suggest that use of these factors when engineering cardiac constructs improve cardiac function when implanted in vivo.
Sadly, current studies suggest that chocolate has no statistically significant effect on libido, said Steve McGough, an associate professor of clinical sexology at the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality.
Current studies suggest that central mechanisms are involved [ 5].
