Sentence examples for interesting target for the development from inspiring English sources
Thus, it could represent an interesting target for the development of antibody-targeted therapy on a subset of NSCLC, which are p53 null and ADORA3 positive.
"While this study does highlight an interesting target for the development of new treatments for the disease, the next important step will be to see whether these benefits seen in mice can be reproduced in clinical trials in people," he said.
Hence, FTase is an interesting target for the development of antitumor agents.
The biological importance of microtubules in mitosis and cell division makes them an interesting target for the development of anticancer agents.
Our data indicate that the identified kinase is associated with the resistance of the cells against cytostatic drugs and might be an interesting target for the development of new treatment strategies for patients with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
The fact that CA engages in a number of different protein-protein interactions with the host makes it an interesting target for the development of new potent antiviral agents.
Together, the herein newly identified CS/CPB-induced genes such as PTX3, Toll-like receptors and resistin may represent interesting targets for the development of CS/CPB-related biomarkers and/or therapeutic strategies.
These transcripts, such as joint2_rep_c945, joint2_rep_c7748 and joint2_rep_c1530 might represent Lepidoptera specific embryonic genes important for embryonic development, which makes them interesting targets for the development of new pest control strategies.
Furthermore, from a practical point of view, surface proteins are potentially more accessible than intracellular targets and are therefore particularly interesting targets for the development of diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
As the human counterpart of FAPs has been identified as PDGFR α+ cells in healthy and diseased muscles, the functional and molecular characterization of human FAPs can provide novel interesting targets for the development of pharmacological treatment of muscular diseases.
In a context of pest insect management, these enzymes may be interesting targets for the development of specific inhibitors that interfere with the insect's ability to respond adequately to olfactory cues from mates or host plants.
