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Much progress has been made over the past decade in elucidating the causes of MS and directing therapies toward improving patient outcomes, but still there are no optimal therapies available aiming at slowing the disease progression [2].

miRNAs can be used as potential new tools for disease diagnostics and gene therapy [ 24] and a manually curated database (miR2Disease) is publicly available aiming at documenting known relationships between miRNA dysregulation and human disease [ 25]. miRNAs in C. sinensis of zoonotic significance were identified and characterized by deep sequencing in the present study.

As also described in Table 1, additional cartilage degradation markers are becoming available, aimed at more accurate and precise detection of articular cartilage damage.

Comparisons with available data aiming at validating work parameters and demographic parameters at least confirm that respondents were representative of the background population in basic respects such as gender, age and location of practice [ 1].

To this end, this paper takes colorectal cancer as a typical disease to study how to mine clinic-genomic association for a certain disease using public available datasets, aiming at facilitating the diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer.

Strengths and limitations of the employed methodology are highlighted via comparisons with available experimental results, aiming at identifying some operative indications for choosing a suitable modeling approach (not much time-consuming and suitably accurate), useful for engineers facing the aerodynamic design of bridge structures.

eMADGene is a freely available complementary tool aiming at processing and comparing gene lists.

The French state has a quiver full of arrows available to aim at the next French actor, athlete or business mogul who wants to exercise his human right to leave France.

Systems-biology.Org is a freely available portal aimed at providing information and tools needed to understand systems biology.

Currently available medications aimed at preventing the GI ulceration caused by NSAIDs are not effective in reducing small intestinal injury.

That is, under each season, various resources would be available, some aimed at the very young, some at primary aged children and some for senior students.