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In this commentary, we highlight some of the major influences on young people's (10 24 years) health and wellbeing in SSA; explore some of the gaps in research on young people; and propose avenues to develop the region's research capacity on young people's health and development.
As a bonus, it also opens up avenues to develop new drugs.Increase and multiplyNot everyone agrees with Dr Rigoutsos about how many microRNAs there are.
"As well as potentially benefiting patients with rare clotting disorders, we hope this research will open up new therapeutic avenues to develop treatments to prevent deadly blood clots that can cause heart attacks and strokes".
Future avenues to develop the algorithm are then discussed.
The present investigation thus paves new avenues to develop anti-Pseudomonas virulent therapy.
The possible avenues to develop plant-made vaccines with distinct antigenic designs and expression modalities are identified and discussed considering current trends in the field.
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The identification of the chromatin-readers LEDGF/p75 and BET as cellular cofactors that orchestrate lentiviral or gammaretroviral integration opens new avenues to developing safer viral vectors for gene therapy.
If we can finally confirm this observation, our findings may open new avenues to developing an AD biomarker related to the intrinsic properties of Aβ bound to blood cells.
Therefore, the LRR domain of GmRLK18-1 might underlie both root development and disease resistance in soybean and provide an avenue to develop new variants and ligands that might promote reduced losses to SCN.
Emotional intelligence (EI) in clinical nursing faculty may be one avenue to develop teaching effectiveness.
This strategy provides a new avenue to develop and broaden more mesoporous self-assembly functional materials.
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