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From cell tracking for cellular therapeutics to assessing the tumor immune microenvironment, these imaging methods have the potential to further preclinical understanding of immunotherapies and potentially translate into clinically useful tests to predict and assess therapeutic response of these exciting new agents.
In conclusion, the use of ResPlex III might potentially translate into a quicker response to a potential pandemic threat and provide timelier subtyping of circulating influenza A strains during seasonal outbreaks.
The fundraising will potentially translate into a market value of up to £100m when it joins the junior AIM market in March.
The discovery could potentially translate into ways of identifying people at risk for dementia, allowing physicians time to try to stave off the disease.
This can potentially translate into targeted cellular and tissue-specific clinical applications designed to achieve maximal therapeutic affects with minimal side effects.
To evaluate whether improved vasculature in GDF11-treated old mice (Fig. 2) could also potentially translate into increased neuronal activity, we measured DeltaFosB levels in the hippocampus of old mice.
Within the rationale for scalability, resides the inherent notion that a microfinance institution could make up for its loan-size disadvantage by disbursing enough small loans that would potentially translate in scale economies and thus cost efficiency gains.
The results presented here indicate that this platform for bacterially-produced modular capsomere could potentially translate into a rapid-response and low-cost vaccine manufacturing technology suitable for poultry vaccination.
Although TMR-based diets decreased nutrient digestibility slightly, TMR offered advantages in bacterial fermentation in relation to volatile fatty acid production, which could potentially translate into better animal performance.
That 0.7% risk then potentially translates to tens of thousands of people.
Emerging evidence suggests that nesprins also form a continuous network linking the plasma membrane to the NE that potentially translates mechanical stimuli into nuclear reorganisation.
