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Baldrighi, M. et al. Carbon nanomaterials interfacing with neurons: an in vivo perspective.

From an in vivo perspective, this article presents the latest advances in fabrication and engineering of hydrogel nanoparticles, and illuminates future avenues to enhance the potential of hydrogel-based nanoparticulate systems in treatment development and drug administration.

The method outlined here offers a new in vivo perspective to study events leading to radiation fibrosis.

Temperature is particularly interesting from the in vivo perspective because many organisms can withstand wide fluctuations in temperature, and many extremophile species are known to live at temperature extremes.

From an in vivo perspective, chlorpyrifos can be considered a "false negative" as a result of its inability to demonstrate reactivity in the AChE in vitro assay, but its metabolite exhibits potent activity.

All these data should be validated by large in vivo perspective studies but unfortunately the literature lacks information about this field because of ethical policies concerning human reproduction experiments.

From an in-vivo perspective, using the Cre-loxP system for optogene expression control sounds trivial.

We show the possibility of conjugating an aptamer to siRNA-containing liposomes for an efficient gene silencing in CD44-expressing tumor cells in vivo, in the perspective of silencing disease-related genes in tumors.

Finally, the recent demonstration of biased agonism at the delta opioid receptor in vivo opens novel perspectives towards targeting specific therapeutic effects through drug design.

From a translational research perspective, in vivo molecular imaging with small animal disease models bridges the gap between laboratory research and human clinical studies.

The selected peptide showed significant anti-tumor efficacy on SiHa tumor xenografts (Figure 7), implying a potent anti-tumor perspective in vivo for HPV16-related neoplasms.