Sentence examples for elucidate targeted from inspiring English sources
The present study supports this role and suggests several avenues of future investigation to determine the mechanism governing the differential expression of MMP-1 and MMP-3 and to elucidate targeted therapies directed at one MMP versus the other.
Although these therapies are undergoing development and new targets are being elucidated, targeting of known driver mutations is paramount in establishing new therapies for highly pretreated malignancies.
This review focuses on the decade-long progress in developing complementary chemical tools to elucidate targets of designated PMTs.
Medicinal chemists attempt to develop qualitative structure activity relationships (SAR) for a synthesized series of compounds in a drug discovery project which elucidate target binding affinity and ADMET (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity) properties in their quest for an optimal compound.
Structures of microRNA bound to the Ago2 repressor protein and messenger RNA elucidate target specificity.
Examining these changes in children and young adults may help to elucidate targets for early intervention.
The findings from this study will elucidate targets for decreasing obesity and improving cardiometabolic health among preadolescent children in New Zealand.
To investigate the role of miR-1279 in the regulation of tyrosine phosphatase family genes, we attempted to elucidate target binding sites among them.
Short-term, the findings from this study will elucidate targets for decreasing obesity and improving cardiometabolic health among preadolescent children in New Zealand.
Because Northern blot probes can also elucidate targets on multiple LHR splice variant transcripts, Northern analysis was also ruled out as a viable alternative method.
Thus, a number of toxins containing RGD-peptides or RGD-containing disintegrins isolated from snake venoms have also been used to elucidate target receptors in a wide variety of primary cultured tumor cells (Table 1).
