Sentences with phrase «in a particular disease»

Past studies looked at large populations of unrelated individuals and came up with long lists of genes that could be categorized as behaving in unusual ways in a particular disease.

The ability to provide excellent care for terminally ill patients requires medical specialization and ongoing professional education in the particular disease.

«Most university researchers are interested in a particular disease or a particular function,» Rogers says.

Some of the LDCs have also become competitive for research grants in particular diseases or disciplines.

«Overall,» Dr. Schwartz added, «the study underscores the importance of rational drug design, in which drugs are designed to interact with specific molecular pathways involved in a particular disease.

Whenever researchers ask themselves whether microRNA might play a role in a particular disease or health problem, these days the answer is almost invariably yes, because microRNAs appear to be everywhere, part of the underlying health of organs and crucial to biochemical cascades we only thought we understood.

APNs practice as clinical leaders within multidisciplinary units that specialize in particular diseases.

In addition, the use of glucosamine / chondroitin products has been suggested, yet there are no current studies that confirm their beneficial use in this particular disease.

In 2016, Dr. Munro commenced his small animal internal medicine residency at UC Davis, having always had a strong interest in this field, in particular diseases of the liver, pancreas and gastrointestinal system.

Often, but not always, how loud the murmur is in this particular disease correlates with severity.

Mutation tests identify the exact abnormality in the disease gene that results in the particular disease.

She explored how the innate immune system of animals recognizes invaders, in particular disease - causing viruses that generate a double - stranded RNA during replication.