It was enriching to see how Cancer and Neurodegeneration researchers focusing on abnormal cell growth and cell loss, respectively, share so many questions, knowledge and tools… Research into areas such as cancer, cardiovascular disease or neurology affects other disciplines and propels our knowledge with increasing velocity.
Models of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in laboratory animals are important tools for research into pathogenic mechanisms and the development of effective, safe therapies.
The Internet started as a tool for research into computer networks, and e-mail was its counterpart to the interoffice memo.
As a tool for research into the capabilities of mobile as a medium for games – and its ability to reach audiences – the app has been invaluable.
This system will become a useful tool for research into selective protein degradation inducers that act via the UPS.
The newly constructed mini binary vector pBD003 provides a useful tool for research into host-virus interactions, viral infectious clone infectivity construction, and transient expression.
A method to induce T. cruzi death would provide a critical tool for research into the pathophysiological mechanisms and provide a novel design of safe live attenuated vaccines.
These subsets of organ-specific genes will be a useful tool for research into biological processes during Vanilla pod development.
Many questions remain to be answered before this technique can be moved into clinical trials but, in the meantime, it will provide a new tool for research into this major cause of blindness.
This reproducible model exhibits many clinically relevant features including metastases to the retroperitoneal lymph nodes and lungs, making it an ideal tool for research into the development and progression of testicular germ cell tumours.
Since clinical response data for targeted treatments are very limited, cell line models have become an increasingly important tool for research into the molecular basis of different cancers and linking molecular features to phenotypes such as drug response [ 16, 17].
