The results described herein suggest that our approach may serve as a simple platform for the synthesis of GNPs decorated with crotamine with well-defined morphologies and uniform dispersion, opening new roads for crotamine biomedical applications.
Very recent studies indicated that cross-species genome comparisons in relation to preserved phenotypes may also apply to other complex disorders, such as hypertension [32] and psychiatric disorders [33], and thus may open new roads for understanding disease etiology.
Nevertheless, this era of new genes while opening new roads in cancer susceptibility still needs to be treated with caution.
"These findings open new roads for understanding immunity to Plasmodium falciparum and developing new strategies for malaria vaccines," says malaria expert Dror Baruch of the Laboratory of Parasitic Diseases at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Maryland.
The recent demonstration that mouse ES cells are heterogeneous for the expression of different genes, like Rex1 [ 79], Nanog [ 53] and many others characterized by in situ hybridization [ 54], along with the identification of new genes from this study, open new roads for understanding and controlling ES cell plasticity.
The proposed biosensor will extend the application of nanomaterials in ECL immunoassays and open a new road for the detection of Brom and other β-AA in the future.
The road has opened new avenues of trade between the two countries.
Such fibers can be made as tough as steel cable but at a fraction of the weight, opening new possibilities for building roads, bridges and aircraft.
We opened a new road to Raqqa.
His approval ratings have dipped, and the Washington power-broker has been spending rather more time in Texas than he used to: opening a new office, announcing money for new roads, posing for photographs to celebrate federal funding for new military hardware.
