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In conclusion, targeted ablation of AR from SC does not completely prevent the formation of an anatomical and functional barrier defining basal and adluminal compartments within the seminiferous epithelium.

In conclusion, targeted mass spectrometry assays provide a rapid means to measure novel biomarkers in human samples.

In conclusion, targeted exon capture and next-generation sequencing are a valuable and efficient approach to identify disease-causing sequence variants in retinal dystrophies.

Conclusion: Targeted chemotherapeutic luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analog AN-152 is more effective and less toxic than cytotoxic radical doxorubicin on luteinizing hormone releasing hormone receptor positive tumors.

Conclusion Targeted use of antibiotics for acute sore throat with a clinical score improves reported symptoms and reduces antibiotic use.

In conclusion, targeted therapies against specific kinases have been indicated to have an acceptable toxicity profile and to produce fewer short-term and long-term collateral toxicity compared with conventional chemotherapy (Cohen, 2002; Agnese et al, 2007; Mountzios et al, 2008; Katayama and Sen, 2010).

In conclusion, targeting CFTR represents a promising and novel approach for the treatment of nephrotoxic side effects caused by cisplatin during cancer therapy.

In conclusion, targeting CD160, a B-lineage, tumor-specific marker, has led to the successful development of a simple single-tube, flow cytometric MRD assay, which differs from other approaches that do not contain tumor-specific targets and require more than a single tube.

In conclusion, target plasma levels could not be reached via the oral route at a reasonable dosage.

In conclusion, KC targeted transfection was achieved successfully by LPMSNs carrying shRNA-TRAF3 plasmids in vitro and vivo.

Conclusions: Geographically targeted public health strategies for extreme heat may be effective in Brisbane, because morbidity risk was found to be spatially variable.