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The charity said research had also meant fewer bowel cancer patients were dying thanks to improved early detection and the development of better treatments.
These findings offer the possibility of both early detection and the development of drugs to target and neutralize the specific biochemical abnormalities caused by the mutations.
Hence, these findings can be very useful for the design of metamorphic QDs aiming at IR detection and the development of metamorphic QD photodetectors.
To combat HCC effectively research is directed towards its early detection and the development of targeted therapies.
Therefore, to improve outcomes in this prevalent form of cancer, the identification of new molecular markers for early detection and the development of improved prognostic analyses and therapies are urgently required.
41 In fact, co-detection of multiple viruses in respiratory infections has been increasingly frequent as a result of the availability of more accurate detection assays, and the development of microarrays and multiplex detection assays.
Identification of specific DNA methylation signatures thus has great potential to generate diagnostic markers for early disease detection and further the development of therapeutic regimens.
In recent years, there have been advancements in the molecular biomarkers utilised in the cancer detection and in the development of therapeutic agents based on the target genes for a few types of solid tumours excluding gastric cancer (Ref. 8).
We found that the 16S rRNA was more suitable than the protein coding regions for the identification of a specific detection sequence and the development of the qPCR assay.
(10) The recent emergence of nonfluorescence-based optical detection strategies and the development of next-generation X-ray sources, such as X-ray free-electron lasers, also promise to open new experimental avenues.
