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Both of these can be solved if combinations of isolated microbial species could be developed into effective probiotics., One combination has already shown effectiveness in treating recurrent C. difficile infection and comes with the catchy name of "RePOOPulate".
What types of molecules can be developed into effective therapeutics?
The culture conditions used to screen the microalgae were not optimised, suggesting that some of species could be developed into effective biodiesel producers.
In terms of resource optimisation, the main difficulty lies in the removal of those nuisance compounds that are unlikely to be developed into effective drugs, especially using biochemical assays.
Over the past decade, accumulating experimental data from both animal models and human patients suggest that the host immune system functions as an extrinsic tumor suppressor [2] that might be developed into effective therapies against metastatic human cancer [3], [4].
These non-covalent direct inhibitors of Keap1 Nrf2 PPI could potentially be developed into effective therapeutic or preventive agents for a variety of diseases and conditions.
For the attachment of details such as stiffeners, the techniques of stitching and pinning were developed into effective processes.
Besides traditional modification on surface area and porosity, doping with hetero atoms such as N, B and P or compositing with metals or metal oxides have been developed into effective means for modifying carbon materials for improved adsorption, catalysis and energy-storage performance.
Optical techniques for manipulating particles have recently been developed into effective platforms for the sorting of heterogeneous populations.
Therefore it might be developed into an effective drug for the prevention or treatment of thrombotic diseases.
We envision that upon achieving efficient homing of systemically infused MSCs to cancer sites, this MSC-based platformayay be developed into an effective, systemic 'Trojan Horse' therapy for targeted delivery of therapeutic agents to sites of metastatic PCa.
