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This strategy may open a new avenue for development of 3D biofunctional scaffolds for regenerative medicine.

Identifying the specific interactions between ESR1, PGR, TNF and SYNE1 proteins and how polymorphisms factor into them would help to elucidate important mechanisms involved in MM that may be a useful avenue for development of a treatment for the disorder.

Such inhibitors might prove useful as functional tools to probe the detailed biological role of Tob-CNOT7, or to specifically block the anti-apoptotic activity of Tob as a new avenue for development of anti-cancer therapeutics (Suzuki et al., 2012).

Therapies using mesenchymal stem cells are a popular current avenue for development and utilization, especially in the fields of de novo tissue engineering (Sanchez-Ramos J, Song S, Cardozo-Pelaez F, et al. Adult bone marrow stromal cells differentiate into neural cells in vitro. Exp Neurol 2000 164 247).

Therefore, exploiting this and similar pathways might be a promising avenue for development of treatments for symptomatic AD patients.

Our predictions also provide a new avenue for development of novel peptidoglycans (for amelioration of bacterial pathogenicity) and biomaterials from marine carbohydrates and chitin (Khoushab and Yamabhai 2010).

Since then, the country has made great strides, economically, politically and socially, and continues to seek new avenues for development, including tourism.

The new structural information has provided new avenues for development of anti-dengue therapy.

This article aims to review the existing literature for biological-based treatment options for osteoarthritis, critically assessing the current evidence-based recommendations and identify potential avenues for development.

Variation in the efficiency of neutrophil-mediated clearance of B. burgdorferi may underlie differences in the severity of Lyme arthritis observed in the patient population and suggests avenues for development of adjunctive therapy designed to augment host immunity.

This suggests new avenues for development of anti-opsonization agents with capacity in affecting innate immunity.