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Thus, quite a number of nanoparticular vaccine delivery systems based on different biomaterials have been explored to target the PRRs on DCs and mimick the pathogen properties to enhance immune responses (Demento et al., 2011; Park, 2014).

Nevertheless, this observation that depletion of ERα sensitizes tumorspheres to 4-OHT may be explored to target TICs.

Combination of a M. tuberculosis specific IFN-γ ELISpot with a M. tuberculosis specific IL-2 ELISpot significantly improved the identification of individuals with the highest risk of recent M. tuberculosis infection and is a promising method that should be explored to target tuberculosis preventive chemotherapy.

Similar approaches should be explored to target CIN and other cancer-associated forms of genomic instability.

This editorial highlights a diverse array of approaches currently being explored to target cognitive dysfunction due to aging and/or Alzheimer's disease.

Therapies should be explored to target these preclinical cardiac changes to modify cardiovascular risk associated with Type 2 diabetes and NAFLD.

Various strategies are currently being explored to target these important regulatory molecules and their downstream effectors for potential use in cancer treatment [214]– [214].

The driving pathophysiological mechanisms by which tumor initiation and progression occur during the process of hepatic carcinogenesis needs to be explored to target pathways, which are attractive for therapeutic intervention.

E-selectin is currently being explored to target therapeutics to CTCs under blood flow conditions, due to the rapid, force-dependent binding kinetics between E-selectin and selectin ligands on CTCs (66) (Fig. 3).

Whereas biological mechanisms, such as actions at multiple targets, have been explored to explain bell-shaped concentration response curves, the role of the physical behavior of the reagents has received little attention.

Aspects of health behavior theory other than perceived risk need to be explored to help target efforts in the primary prevention of diabetes.