We conclude that zebrafish is a useful early-phase preclinical model for studying subunit vaccines designed for boosting the effects of BCG.
Curcumin "interferes with several important molecular pathways involved in cancer development, growth and spread," according to the American Cancer Society, even killing cancer cells in the lab setting and shrinking tumors and boosting the effects of chemotherapy in animals.
Dr Gillian Smith, research author, said: "Our research reveals that changing the behaviour of K-RAS boosts the effect of certain drugs to kill bowel cancer cells.
PDE5 inhibitors boost the effect of endogenous nitrous oxide by inhibiting the breakdown of the messenger substance cyclic guanosine monophosphate, leading to pulmonary vasodilatation and inhibition of vascular smooth muscle proliferation.
Small doses of nicotine can boost the effect of other drugs, allowing patients to lower their dose, neuroscientist Paul Sanberg of the University of Florida, Tampa, reported 21 February at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which publishes ScienceNOW.
Such NMDA-spikes boost the effect of the synaptic releases, leading to increases in the somatic potential which are stronger as well as longer compared to the effect obtained from a simple linear superposition of the excitatory post synaptic potentials from the individual AMPA releases.
These results indicate that the temperature dependence of DO may indeed boost the effect of temperature on denitrification.
In contrast, coadministration of salubrinal and VPA in the absence of PSI was not toxic (Fig. 1A), suggesting that salubrinal primarily boosted the effect of the proteasome inhibitor.
Further directed knockout mutants to eliminate other homologous genes may boost the effect of acetate tolerance.
In fact, cognitive enhancers such as d-cycloserine have been found to boost the effect of exposure treatment [ 38].
