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Conclusion: Through its anti-adhesive potential, etxfag, combined with conventional cytotoxic drugs could be potentially designed as a new anti-leukemic drug.
The pattern of pig mortality profiles (targeting two-year-old animals), standardized butchery cut-marks and the under-occurrence of ham-bearing bones suggest that there was standardized pork production potentially designed for trade.
Our methodology was developed to look for all orthologous microsatellites for which PCR primers could be potentially designed in supposedly unique genomic sequences for downstream cross-species applications, for example, comparative mapping, population genetics of nonmodel species, and study of interspecies microsatellite evolution.
If you have the budget, there are lots of freelance graphics designers who could potentially design a UI on contract for you.
Grzybowski notes that cancers are more acidic than the rest of the body, so--like the maze droplets--one could potentially design drug vehicles to follow the acid-base gradient toward the cancer cells.
The understanding of immune checkpoint molecules' co-expression in non small cell lung carcinoma (NCLC) is important to potentially design combinatorial immunotherapy approaches.
With this research, it is expected to improve understanding on controlling the physiochemical properties of a leaching solution and to potentially design processes for spent LIBs recycling with high industrial viability.
Additionally, companies could potentially design "safe-harbor" programs to comply with legislation.
To potentially design drugs for PPIs, either a structure in the PDB or homology to a structure in the PDB is helpful.
The improved pipeline scales well with increase in the number of target genomes, and can potentially design fingerprints for hundreds of related target genomes in a single run.
However, several genes identified in our investigation, which were clinically relevant to breast cancer outcome, represent new targets for developing diagnostics and potentially designing targeted therapies.
