Sentences with phrase «biomarker of disease»

We expect the results of our study, made possible by support from the BrightFocus Foundation, to clearly demonstrate the clinical significance of microRNAs, which have been largely unstudied in AMD, as biomarkers of disease onset and progression, and as potential targets for nucleic acid - based therapies.

Now at Wyeth, McKee is searching for biomarkers of disease progression or drug activity or toxicity.

Co-researcher Dr Susan Francis, School of Physics, SPMIC added: «The team has a special interest in new types of functional MRI using novel targets like sodium as quantitative biomarkers of disease in the body, in particular in the kidney.

She's hoping to better understand the molecules in order to identify potential biomarkers of the disease, its status, and what therapies are effective.

By pinpointing one pathway of iCCA, this study opens up a new line of investigation to identify biomarkers of the disease.

Adam Hall, assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Wake Forest School of Medicine, injects microliters of fluid into a flow cell holding a nanopore device that has demonstrated the ability to detect molecular biomarkers of disease.

ProAxsis is a diagnostics company based in Northern Ireland, developing a range of products to identify active protease biomarkers of diseases.

In addition to suggesting that creatine could slow the progression of HD, these results also imply that neuroimaging may provide a useful biomarker of disease modification in studies of other potential treatments.

Research has shown that miRNA molecules are incredibly stable in blood, making them an excellent biomarker of disease.

In the future, the authors say that such a technique could reveal the drugs you've been taking or biomarkers of diseases such as cancer.

Chow agreed that optogenetics will likely provide much better insight into how to use existing treatment modes and interpret existing biomarkers of disease.

«Malaria: Mosquitoes reveal fatal attraction: Discovering that children infected with malaria are more attractive to mosquitoes because they emit specific odours from their skin could yield new biomarkers of the disease and better insect traps.»

Fluid - phase biomarkers of disease are an invaluable tool both for diagnostic and for monitoring purposes in patients.

In conclusion, histone modifier genes indicate clinical progression of PTCL - NOS and may represent a group of actionable biomarkers of this disease subtype.

In addition to monitoring disease symptoms, the researchers are looking for changes in brain scans and blood biomarkers of the disease.»

One of the biggest challenges in managing head and neck cancers, especially salivary gland cancers, is the identification of secreted biomarkers of the disease that can be evaluated noninvasively.

Jerskey's most recent research involved the utility of neuroimaging techniques in identifying early biomarkers of disease, in addition to research exploring the subtle neuronal changes either to differentiate patient populations or to track changes over time.

The researchers conclude that the beta - amyloid dimers are covalently linked in the brains of subjects with AD and that therefore they emerge as potential biomarkers of the disease, as well as therapeutic targets.

Major focus areas include human genome interpretation and genetic dissection of novel rare diseases, predictive genomic signatures of response to therapy — especially cancer therapy, and novel sequencing - based assays as biomarkers of disease.

The revelation of proteins and mRNAs included some proteins associated with cellular conditions that play a role in the pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease, which may make them attractive candidates for development as biomarkers of the disease.

At every checkup, the biomarkers of my disease are now nonexistent.

Ideally lab results would be biomarkers of disease, but sometimes they don't give the right answers either.