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This review delineates the latest cancer epigenetic models, the recent discovery of hypomethylation agents as well as their application in the clinic.
This review delineates the major barriers encountered during intracellular delivery of polyplexes and discusses possible molecular designs to overcome these barriers.
This review delineates the 4 basic areas for optimal therapeutic antibody selection and provides examples of the increasing number of considerations necessary for, and options available for, antibody design.
In line with recent developments in the field, our review delineates kinetics and thermodynamics of chemical reactions that are typically used in the synthesis of molecular hosts and, in particular, molecular capsules.
By an accurate evaluation of the status of research, the review delineates the most promising directions to which research should address for consistent progress in the field of peripheral nerve repair.
This systematic review delineates the effect of primary therapeutic hypothermia (PTH) (initiated on presentation of the patient) on both mortality and neurological outcome in patients with traumatic brain injury.
In this review, we delineate the clinical significance of EMT in both physiological and pathological circumstances.
Specifically, the review will delineate approaches aimed to bolster resilience in individuals with PTSD.
In this review, we delineate the challenges faced in the design of epigenetic epidemiology studies in cancer, including the suitability of blood as a surrogate tissue and the capture of genome-wide DNA methylation.
In this review, we delineate a new possibility for the use of cDNA microarrays in studies focusing the control of gene expression of disease susceptibility loci identified by genetic linkage.
This review will delineate the progress to date recorded for five approaches: (1) integration of new nephrons into the kidney; (2) growing new kidneys in situ; (3) use of stem cells; (4) generation of histocompatible tissues using nuclear transplantation; and (5) bioengineering of an artificial kidney.
