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However, on the basis of the EPR effect, the targeting efficiency of the PLA NPs/MMC-SPC might be further increased by the functionalization of a long-circulation agent (such as PEG) coordinated with a targeting ligand (such as folate or cRGD).
Accordingly, protein sequences from influenza A virus strains currently in circulation (H1N1, H3N2), agents of past pandemics (H1N1, H2N2, H3N2) and zoonotic infections of man (H1N1, H5N1, H7N2, H7N3, H7N7, H9N2) were evaluated for the presence of amino acid sequences, motifs, that are predicted to mediate peptide epitope binding with high affinity to the most frequent HLA-DR allelic products.
A better understanding of the factors influencing the severity of a disease is required before applying measures that reduce the circulation of pathogenic agents.
Prolonged circulation of these agents may therefore precipitate hypoglycemic episodes.
However, it is unclear whether the systemic circulation of pharmacological agents can ultimately influence CSF absorption via the turbinate lymphatics.
In addition, rapid clearance from the circulation of such agents can result in challenges in maintaining the drug concentration within the tumor.
Infection transmission models are mathematical models designed to capture the circulation of infectious agents at a population level (Keeling and Rohani, 2008).
Because of the circulation of zoonotic agents between animals, humans, and the environment, the cost of a disease affects human activity and health in addition to other economic sectors.
In order to reduce the circulation of infectious agents in the system, animals should be checked for clinical signs of respiratory disease continuously, and those with symptoms separated immediately from healthy animals.
