Sentence examples for drug engineered from inspiring English sources

To perform a PET scan, doctors must first inject patients with a radiotracer, a drug engineered to accumulate in the area of the body being studied and to emit low-level radiation detectable by a scanner.

But she wasted no time wallowing in self-pity and turned immediately to the recommended treatment, which began with six months of chemotherapy: three months on Adriamycin and Cytoxan, followed by three months of Taxol, which was combined with a year on Herceptin, the drug engineered to target HER-2/neu HER-2/neu

Shares in Ireland's Elan jumped nearly 3% Wednesday after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug engineered to help sufferers of multiple sclerosis.

But as Picciotto's Yale colleague, behavioral neurogeneticist Yann Mineur was caring for the mice, which had received drugs engineered to stimulate only α3β4 receptors, he noticed a side effect: the mice were eating less.

Emerging contaminants are environmental pollutants that have been investigated widely only in the last two decades and include anthropogenic and naturally occurring chemicals such as pharmaceuticals and personal care products and their metabolites, illicit drugs, engineered nanomaterials, and antibiotic resistance genes.

To create an antimalarial drug, Amyris engineered bacteria to excrete a drug called artemisinin.

In this study, we report a gas-forming drug carrier engineered using the liposomal magnetoporation method.

This understanding chemotactic response to the cancer secreting amino acids will allow the development of bacterial therapies by utilizing the drug producible engineered bacteria or the bacteria-based micro-robot (bacteriobot) [3, 4, 32, 33] as enhancing the speed and precisely controlling the direction of bacteria.

In the field of nanomedicine, drug nanocarriers engineered with proper isotope chelators can be labeled with desirable isotopes such as Cu (t1/2: 12.7 h).

Incorporating drugs inside engineered colloidal carriers is a promising approach that can lead to improved drug delivery.

Tissue engineering evolved dramatically, from natural occurring materials to cell-seeded and drug-loaded engineered materials, from macro- to micro- and nanoscale.