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New details regarding the nature of the toxin SNARE interactions could be exploited for novel inhibitor design.
Additionally these studies may reveal alternate PRRS control mechanisms that can be exploited for novel drugs, biotherapeutics and vaccine designs.
This phenomenon might be exploited for novel applications, where tiny changes of magnetic field can reverse the direction of circulation.
By engineering the coupling between electrodes, this interesting property might be exploited for novel applications, where tiny changes of field could reverse the direction of circulation.
Therefore, these studies have provided novel insight into putative functional modules (e.g. the NEK4, PLK1 and/or Citron kinases) that could be exploited for novel therapeutic approaches to manipulate YAP/TAZ activities, in addition to establishing a vast playground for mechanistic studies of Hippo signalling upstream of YAP/TAZ.
Microarray analysis methods produce large sets of gene expression data that can be exploited for novel insights into the fundamentals of molecular biology research.
Recently, flexible buckled structures have gone from merely describing a phenomenon (e.g., twisting of vines, DNA mechanics), to being exploited for novel functionalities (e.g., stretchable electronics, energy harvesting).
This technique can also be exploited for processing novel sheet products that are not possible through conventional rolling.
Our results demonstrate that slowly activating and inactivating Nav1.9 channels have functional and pharmacological properties in common with canonical Nav channels, but also show distinctive pharmacological sensitivities that can potentially be exploited for developing novel treatments for pain.
The growth prohibitive properties of the AR or its response program can be exploited for developing novel prostate cancer therapeutic strategies.
Our data provide a valuable data set in understanding the molecular basis for growth inhibition response program of the AR in prostate cancer cells, which can be exploited for developing novel prostate cancer therapeutic strategies.
