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Enhanced immunological responses could be critically important for improved efficacy and dose-sparing of a recombinant influenza vaccine.
For this review, we will focus on stimuli responses that can be easily added to a nAbts system and allow for improved efficacy in certain environments.
Our finding highlights the design principle of building large biological containers from repeated, self-assembling units and provides insights into specific targets for antiviral drug design for improved efficacy.
The copper electroplated with nickel as a charging electrode material can be plausible alternative for spray charging as excellent charge-to-mass ratio 2.8 mC/kg is attained for improved efficacy and efficiency of the electrostatic spraying processes.
Studies of nitroxide analogs such as mCP1 and mCP2 may help in optimization of chemical structure of mitochondria-targeted nitroxides for improved efficacy and pharmacokinetics of these drugs in treatment of hypertension and many other conditions including atherosclerosis, diabetes and degenerative neurological disorders in which mitochondrial oxidative stress seems to play a role.
The growing demand for increased numbers of functional DCs, both for improved efficacy of DC-based immunotherapy and for use in the industrial production of DCs, has led us to develop an efficient method for the mass production of functional DCs.
This study was designed to look for a signal of improved efficacy by comparing the combination of selumetinib and dacarbazine with dacarbazine alone.
As new antiretroviral drugs in existing drug classes are developed to improve upon antiviral potency or to limit in vivo toxicity, direct comparisons of the existing drug and the new drug in single SCID-hu mouse cohorts represent a powerful preclinical tool for the prediction of improved efficacy in human patients.
Both substituents in combination are essential for its improved efficacy (Wetzstein and Hallenbach 2011).
Core-shell nature of the PONHs was found a key factor responsible for the improved efficacy.
Photodynamic therapy alone, however, attains limited cures with some tumours and there is need for its improved efficacy in such cases.
