Sentence examples for molecular intervention from inspiring English sources

Such dissimilarities make these proteins very interesting for drug design and molecular intervention.

The goal is to identify molecular modulators that might serve as targets for pharmacologic or molecular intervention.

Primary immunodeficiencies are a group of disorders that are highly amenable to gene therapy because of their defined pathophysiology and the accessibility of the hematopoietic system to molecular intervention.

The metabolic engineering approach is a promising tool to improve the key component which is limiting in many of the medicinal plants but, prior knowledge of the pathway leading to accumulation of the secondary metabolite is prerequisite before any molecular intervention.

Malaria parasites also display aggressive molecular intervention strategies.

Recent studies have shown that suppression of TRPM7 protein expression by RNA interference increases resistance to ischemia-induced neuronal cell death in vivo and in vitro, making the channel a potentially attractive pharmacological target for molecular intervention.

One of the "kids" in that photograph, Douglas Brash, is now a professor at Yale who has played a leading role in explaining why we risk developing cancer when we sunbathe -- molecular explanations that may lead to molecular interventions and treatments for the growing epidemic of skin cancer.

Common alterations of the signal transducing network seem to represent molecular hallmarks of cutaneous melanomas and therefore should continue to strongly stimulate design and testing of targeted molecular interventions.

To current knowledge, transforming growth factor β (TGFβ) signaling is mandatory to establish liver fibrosis and various molecular interventions designed to affect the TGFβ system were successfully used to inhibit fibrogenesis.

These data provide novel mechanistic insights into nicotine-induced epigenetic silencing of PPARγ that could be exploited to design novel targeted molecular interventions against the smoke exposed lung injury in general and perinatal nicotine exposure induced lung damage in particular.

"One thing was clear at that time: going into industry was a no-no," he said in an interview in Molecular Interventions, a journal published by the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics in Bethesda, Md ."If you were a good scientist, you didn't go into industry".