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So far the technique has only been applied to protecting fish, but it might someday be adapted for human gene-based vaccines as well.
There is also limited number of rat tumour models and since EMCV is not pathogenic for rats, this rodent species could be adapted for human CCRCC xenograft for pre-clinical analysis.
This strategy, if it can be adapted for human application, has the potential to correct both the loss-of-function and gain-of-function mechanisms, and would have the advantage of obviating the need for immunosuppression.
Whether the work by Hayashi and colleagues can be adapted for human stem cells remains to be seen, but this advancement is a critical step forward in generating functional de novo oocytes from human iPSCs obtained from female patients rendered sterile by medical interventions, exposure to toxicants, or premature ovarian failure [ 64].
Thiopeptides have useful antibacterial, antimalarial, and anticancer properties but have not been adapted for human clinical applications, owing in part to their poor water solubility.
The protocol from Emmerth et al. was adapted for human small RNA libraries.
These profiles are being adapted for human epidemiology studies, given the importance of energy balance in human disease.
Finally, these general strategies were adapted for human NPCs, and mixtures of astrocytes and neurons derived from human NPCs could similarly upregulate TEER in cultured rat BMECs, indicating NPCs could also be useful for human BBB modeling applications.
Our discoveries may have significant applications for the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases if such high-resolution techniques can be adapted for use in human subjects.
Ideally in DDD the biomarkers for the engineered model also can be adapted for use in human patients.
We conclude that epithelial ion transport is not significantly altered in patients with diverticulosis and that the MUAS chamber can be adapted for studies of human colonic endoscopic biopsies.
