The antibiotics now used to speed growth and deter disease in pigs result in the selection of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, including some strains of salmonella, which can be passed along to humans when the pork is undercooked.
Collectively, our data suggest that bisphosphonates bind to and integrate with mineralized surfaces to deter disease progression and cellular growth at the bony site.
Most notably, we show that ADT did not deter disease progression nor did it improve survival supporting support the notion that targeting the AR signaling axis alone is not enough to deter tumor survival and alternative compensatory signaling pathways play key roles the growth and survival of tumors.
It's important to exercise the brain to try and combat the effects of old age and hopefully deter diseases linked to growing older such as Alzheimer's.
Sections (8 μm) of formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded mouse brains on positively charged microscope slides were deparaffinized and subjected to immunohistochemical analysis to deter the disease-associated form of PrP (PrPSc) as described previously (7 ).
Thus, community-level strategies offer promise in deterring lifestyle-related diseases such as diabetes.
The mechanisms that induce Alzheimer's disease (AD) are largely unknown thereby deterring the development of disease-modifying therapies.
Thus, early detection of low frequency drug resistance mutations using multiplex OLA may prolong drug utility and deter HIV-1 disease progression.
Being attached to reefs, corals and other immobilized marine animals can't escape predators, so they deploy a range of chemical compounds to deter hunters, fight disease, and thwart competing organisms.
Still, many scientists worry that restrictions may merely impede research aimed at countering biological agents and treating infectious diseases, without really deterring terrorists.
