Decolonization directly reduces endogenous infections in carriers, and indirectly reduces exogenous infections in non-carriers.
Another promising treatment is the use of platelet-rich plasma, which not only releases growth factors that are important in nerve repair, but also serves as a carrier for exogenous factors, thereby stimulating the proliferation of specific cells for peripheral nerve repair.
Fatty acid-free BSA and N-HDL were used as a carrier for exogenous S1P.
It is assumed that the folding of the exogenous polypeptide and the carrier enzyme are interdependent to some degree.
Therefore, gene therapy often utilizes viral particles as nano-carriers for exogenous therapeutic macromolecules.
Meanwhile, mesenchymal stem cells are appropriate cell carriers for exogenous genes [ 25].
These impediments can be overcome by using natural carriers of exogenous siRNA to human cells.
This study further confirms the usefulness of human papillomavirus particles as carriers of exogenous epitopes and their potential relevance for the production in plants of monovalent or multivalent vaccines.
The MRSA control strategy is predominantly based on distancing carriers from non-carriers to prevent exogenous transmission, and was, therefore, assumed not to change MSSA bacteremia rates.
The challenge of a gene carrier is to deliver exogenous DNA from the site of administration into the nucleus of the appropriate target cell.
