Sentences with phrase «emergence of resistance»

Preliminary results from the five - year study (funded by Monsanto) suggest that new strategies, such as combining multiple chemicals and applying herbicides both before and after weeds emerge, can improve crop yields compared with the typical glyphosate - heavy approach, while slowing the emergence of resistance.

But these findings point us to new strategies and novel compounds that can be developed as treatments that will be more effective for an array of cancer types because they are less susceptible to the emergence of resistance.»

And this precursor to resistance seems to be spreading, despite efforts to carefully use artemisinin (by giving it in combination with other drugs) to avoid the emergence of resistance.

«Our hypothesis is that that's going to delay the emergence of resistance to osimertinib, because we're not maintaining that selection pressure,» says Solomon.

Oseltamivir has only been on the market for 5 years, and researchers are anxiously monitoring the emergence of resistance to it.

One of the key goals of the subsidy is to prevent the emergence of resistance against ACTs, which would be a major crisis; for individual countries, investing in such a common good is no more attractive than investing in measures to prevent climate change, he adds.

«Now, because we know the resistance mechanism, we can design elements to minimize the emergence of resistance as these promising new drug candidates are developed,» said Ben Shen, a TSRI professor who led the study, which was published February 20, 2014 online ahead of print by the Cell Press journal Chemistry & Biology.

Though malaria deaths have dropped by 30 percent worldwide since the introduction of artemisinin - based combination therapies (ACTs) in the late 1990s, these gains are now threatened by the emergence of resistance to the core artemisinin component of ACTs in Southeast Asia.

In their paper, the team presents models that show that targeting these older mosquitoes could delay the emergence of resistance by decades — and still reduce the number of infectious bites by 95 %.

The results further show that AAPs function additively if co-administered with rifampin and show that AAPs suppress the emergence of resistance if co-administered with rifampin.

That might have a significant impact on reducing the time needed for therapy and improving compliance and, consequently, reducing the emergence of resistance.»

Chemotherapy has been shown to be effective in a wide range of patients, but one of its main problems is the emergence of resistance against the anti-tumor drug used.

This indicates that the innovation potential has been substantial for fungicides with new modes of action and excellent performance, not least because some of the older groups have suffered from an erosion of efficacy against some important pathogens due to the emergence of resistance [see also FRAC 2007 (1)-RSB-.

By linking genomic data with clinical data we're developing a better understanding of the multiple genetic factors involved in the emergence of resistance, and that is starting to provide vital clues about how to prevent its spread.

Ultimately, the goals are to develop cost - effective genetic tools to determine whether a patient is carrying parasites that are drug resistant; to map the emergence of resistance; to understand the mechanisms and routes of spread of resistance; and to plan the most effective strategy to control and eliminate the problem.

The strategy, which she developed a decade ago, minimizes the emergence of resistance by using structural biology and other tools to guide the design of chemicals that bind precisely to an active site on a protein.

«The use of triclosan in these products will lead to the emergence of resistance,» he predicts.

«Lack of efficacy» of a product is reported most often from the Mississippi Delta area, and the emergence of resistance in this part of the country has been documented.