The veterinary uses of clindamycin are quite similar to its human indications, and include treatment of osteomyelitis, skin infections, and toxoplasmosis, for which it is the preferred drug in dogs and cats.
In the human, indications for a broader target for changes in CpG methylation than imprinted DNA sequences alone have been found.
In 1994, mAb17-1A (later named edrecolomab and Panorex®) was also the first to show clinical efficacy in a human cancer indication in terms of prolonged overall survival (Riethmüller et al, 1994).
Accordingly, inhibiting this signaling axis by the use of specific small molecule inhibitors of JAK2 has recently been investigated as a point of therapeutic intervention in multiple human tumor indications [3], [21], [22], [23], [24].
In some ways an unfair comedown, given that it was no mean achievement even to be able to read and interpret such signs from human facial indications.
He was in no way trained to be a leader, and so his impatience with his companions is really human, not an indication of failure, and his ingenuity in the face of horrible odds is all the more astounding.
The search for high-affinity ligands among phage-displayed random heptamers yielded enrichment after five selection cycles of the nonglycomimetic CQSPSARSC peptide in the case of the chicken homologue of galectin-1 but not the human protein, an indication for specificity.
The film portrays new technologies as a natural and expected outcome of human development and indication of health and growth.
Several viruses, for example Epstein-Barr, Cytomegalovirus, and Herpes Samiri, contain functional homologous to human CRs, an indication that such viruses may use these receptors to subvert the effects of host chemokines [ 42].
But the trend might be in the opposite direction, if humans are any indication, he noted.
