The greatest hope lies in implementing lifestyle intervention programs on a large scale, targeting multiple nodes in a complex cultural network or system, buttressed by a favorable political and regulatory strategy, and initially focused on high-risk persons.
This limits the use of the method for large scale targeted SNP discovery in Atlantic salmon since, like in many other non-model species, there are few genes that have been characterized by genomic sequencing.
For the first time, it has been shown, with a prospective design, that a large scale targeted HIV prevention programme, including standardized programme packages reinforced with community mobilization approaches, is possible and works.
A more plausible explanation of declining HIV prevalence in young pregnant women in India is the initiation of focused public health programs in late 1980s and early 1990s in the epicenters of the epidemic which were later expanded to large scale targeted interventions to bring about behavior change.
But as soon as Castro, who has ethnic ties to both the indigenous Chamorro people and Caroline islanders, learned of the plans to use Pågan for large-scale target practice, he cut his ties with the US defence department.
We tested a pipeline enabling large-scale target fishing and drug repositioning, based on simple fingerprint similarity rankings with data fusion.
In comparison, the 2D similarity searching methods only require the positive data and the chemical fingerprints fast to compute, making it an efficient method for large-scale target fishing.
Encouraged by the results, we expect that the proposed scheme will enable large-scale target fishing, which is useful for both systematically identifying the new uses of old drugs and exploring the molecular basis of their adverse events.
To gain deeper functional insights of the miRNAs regulated by the target mimics, large-scale target prediction was performed by using miRU algorithm [ 21, 22].
In recent years, degradome sequencing has been used for large-scale target identification in many species, such as Populus euphratica[ 31], soybean [ 34], cucumber [ 44], and Brassica juncea[ 45].
