Sentence examples for putative therapy from inspiring English sources
Her putative therapy for inflammatory bowel disease, which she and her team describe in Science Translational Medicine, employs bugs that have been genetically engineered.There is evidence that treating bowel inflammation (which can result in things like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) with bacteria such as Lactococcus lactis and Lactobacillus casei helps ease symptoms.
Unlike preventative vaccination, the putative therapy would be used to treat people already diagnosed.
This agent warrants further study as a putative therapy for septic shock.
To our knowledge, the only putative therapy thus far tested in such a common design has been statin therapy.
6 Herein, we have developed a novel putative therapy for SS; however, the molecular mechanism underlying the therapeutic effect was not completely elucidated.
Such models have a limited ability to provide data on surrogate clinical outcomes or safety, but can help determine whether a putative therapy can modulate pathologically relevant mechanisms.
If putative therapies are to be effective, it will be important to ascertain which part of the pathway to target.
We review some recent advances that underlie putative therapies for neuroprotection in Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease, and potential targets that might be exploited in the future.
Many are poorly representative of the human condition in terms of the type of septic insult (e.g. injection of endotoxin), study duration (hours rather than days), lack of any resuscitation (such as fluid), and the timing of putative therapies (often given at or preceding the insult rather than after establishment of organ dysfunction, as would be the case in patients).
New PrPc functions have recently been described, which point to PrPc as a target for putative therapies in Alzheimer's disease.
Recent reports have shown that PrPc decreases the extracellular levels of amyloid oligomers, which indicates that it might be a target for putative therapies in Alzheimer's disease [58].
