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Therefore targeting of the IL-10 gene to the inflamed colon should ideally exploit tissue (i.e. gut) specific promoters to control selective organ gene transfer technology, endothelial specific promoters and also organ specific intra-arterial injection of vector to activate some genes in specific locations [ 57].

One way to coordinate the effects of CXCL12 signaling in the various CXCR4-expressing cell types is to exploit tissue-specific intracellular signaling pathways.

So PCR-based assay both exploiting tissue and/or tumor specific antigens and immunological assay using monoclonal antibodies were developed to detect CTCs indirectly.

There are two main methods for CTCs detection which are PCR-based assays both exploiting tissue and/or tumor specific antigens and immunological assays using monoclonal antibodies [ 48].

The principle consists in exploiting tissue-light interactions between near-UV and near-infrared (NIR) to probe the optical properties of the biological tissues in vivo.

Her project was a conceptual critique of the legislation that lets organizations exploit human tissue and the ownership of DNA sequence for commercial use.

In oral candidiosis, for example, co-infections by both fungi are common (Redding et al., 2002; Coco et al., 2008), and C. glabrata may exploit the tissue destruction caused by C. albicans to gain nutrients, and possibly even to access the bloodstream.

We showed previously that native virions exploit a tissue-spanning redox gradient, which facilitated assembly and/or maturation events in the context of the complete papillomavirus life cycle [11].

We used Arabidopsis irx7, irx8 and irx9 mutants as backgrounds with strongly reduced amounts of GX in the secondary walls to reintroduce GX synthesis specifically in the vascular tissues, by exploiting the tissue-specific expression patterns of the VND6 and VND7 promoters.

Custom-designed scaffolds using 3D printing will in no doubt be exploited as tissue engineers determine optimal structures for cell seeding and tissue function in future research.

The results highlighted that these agricultural wastes containing silica phytoliths could be exploited for tissue engineering applications.