Sentences with phrase «common pathway»

Communication science represents the final common pathway for public health leaders to influence both their scientific colleagues and the general public.

It is a symptom that serves as a final common pathway from many different sources.

The realities of an internship One of the most common pathways following the completion of veterinary college is to take on an internship.

Perhaps both happy and sad life events, while inherently distinct, share final common pathways in the central nervous system output, which ultimately lead to TCS.»

«There are still several gaps in our understanding of the basis of oxidative damage in neurodegenerative disorders; however, it is increasingly accepted that many diseases share common pathways of oxidative stress - related damage, and it's likely that significant progress will be made in the design and implementation of effective therapeutic strategies in the next few years,» said Dr. Gethin McBean, lead author of the British Journal of Pharmacology review.

A novel chemical screening strategy in zebrafish identifies common pathways in embryogenesis and rhabdomyosarcoma development.

A Review: Molecular Concepts and Common Pathways Involving Vitamin D in the Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia

Pathway 1 (this is the most common pathway taken by Irish candidates, either from a non medical or medical background)

Irrespective of what has caused the patient's illness, the major common pathway is cardiac arrest.

He wonders if Shaw's work will provide a better understanding not only of ALS mechanisms but also of common pathways between ALS and other neurologic diseases.

Taal, M. W., Omer, S. A., Nadim, M. K. & Mackenzie, H. S. Cellular and molecular mediators in common pathway mechanisms of chronic renal disease progression.

Identification of common pathways mediating differentiation of bone marrow - and adipose tissue - derived human mesenchymal stem cells into three mesenchymal lineages.

The final common pathway appears to be a change in microbiota (bacterial balance), or dysbiosis, in genetically predisposed individuals.

It is responsible for several higher functions, including higher intellectual function, speech, emotion, integration of sensory stimuli of all types, initiation of the final common pathways for movement, and fine control of movement.

The most common pathways we explore are through color differentiation, big iconic visuals that draw the eye in, a unique pack structure that breaks the mold, and white space that provides visual relief to a shopper overwhelmed with visual clutter.

«Fibromyalgia can be thought of both as a discreet disease and also as a final common pathway of pain centralization and chronification.

Stress is a trigger for all inflammatory skin conditions, resulting in redness, flakiness, and dryness, and it can cause inflammation and cellular water loss, the final common pathway of aging.

«When you encounter an unconscious patient, this happens to be the common pathway for many illnesses.

«Because BX795 targets a common pathway that many viruses use to replicate inside the cell, it could be a new kind of broad - spectrum antiviral that might be used to treat other viral infections, including HSV - 2, which primarily affects the genitals, and HIV, although we have not yet tested it on viruses other than HSV - 1.»

They also studied animal models of LUAD to identify common pathways.

Many different triggers may alter a common pathway, depending on the genetics of the patient.

A common pathway would bridge them, he adds.

The region may represent a common pathway or intersection for brain activity in those suffering from depression, offering a springboard from which to map that activity and better understand the condition, says Karl Deisseroth, a Stanford University neuroengineer and psychiatrist, who led the study published online this week by Science.

Professor Richards believes that instead of many different mechanisms, each disease has the same underlying mechanism, and common pathway of nerve cell loss.

When that common pathway was blocked with a new drug, mTOR inhibitor, in addition to continuing the optimized therapies, resistance was effectively turned off, and the tumors resumed shrinking.

They share a common pathway in the spinal cord, the spinothalamic tract.

The common pathway found in mouse models was also found in human tumors, suggesting that resistance could indeed be blocked in patients with the same drug as in mice.

Once the whittling was complete, the researchers reordered the remaining genes, aligning ones that work in common pathways.

These common pathways are hopeful targets for drug development, Zoghbi says.

Both findings suggest that different types of autism may share a common pathway even when they occur in distinct syndromes or alone — something that wasn't clear just from looking at the genes.

«We now want to see whether this is a common pathway to calcification regardless of etiology and if what we found can be broadly applied to tissues across the body,» says Deb, who also holds several posts at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine.

The most common pathway to suicide is through depression, which afflicts two thirds of all people who kill themselves.

«This is potentially a common pathway in all these diseases,» says Giovanna Mallucci of the Medical Research Council toxicology unit at the University of Leicester, UK.

Dr. Kain notes that the L - arginine -(NO) biosynthetic pathway identified in this research may be a common pathway underlying other conditions linked to poor birth outcomes, be they in low or high - income countries such as Canada.

He notes that because of the boggling number of potential factors, such as copy number variations, point mutations and epigenetic (inherited mutation) factors involved in autism, it will be important to find common pathways «because the mechanisms interrupting those pathways might be different among individuals.»

So even though the genes that cause ALS and SMA are different, they might share a common pathway that affects motor neuron structure and function.»

«What that strongly suggests,» says neurobiologist Michael Hutton of the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., who was not involved in the research, «is that in each of these diseases there is at some point a common pathway to neuronal cell death.

I felt we shared some common pathways because we were both relatively new to the system and close in age.

The study shows that two factors important in maintaining bone mass in adult skeleton, estrogen and mechanical strain, act through a common pathway, says endocrinologist Lawrence Riggs of the Mayo Medical School in Rochester, Minnesota.

«My opinion is that a common pathway for type 1 and type 2 is definitely not correct.

Both pathways eventually produce a prothrombin activator, triggering the common pathway in which prothrombin becomes thrombin followed by the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin (3).

Could dysregulation of fatty acid metabolism represent a common pathway linking various sleep disorders to metabolic syndrome?

This workshop will touch on the most common pathways that postdoctoral researchers can use to adjust to permanent residency status, including employment based filings such as Labor Certification for college and university teachers and the Outstanding Professor / Researcher category, as well as categories in which one can self - petition, including the Extraordinary Ability and National Interest Waiver categories.

The blood coagulation cascade is classified into three pathways — the extrinsic pathway, the intrinsic pathway, and the common pathway (Figure 1).

Finally, our results indicate that FARO is more powerful in associating mutants in common pathways than existing methods such as co-expression analysis.

Subcellular localization of MC4R with ADCY3 at neuronal primary cilia underlies a common pathway for genetic predisposition to obesity.