Sentences with phrase «molecular effects»

There is a need to find new drugs that could be taken by other routes and that work by other mechanisms so that they have different molecular effects from the existing drugs.

Conventional studies investigating molecular effects of hypoxia in the retina have focused on one particular pathway or one particular class of molecules at a time.

In lab experiments using tissue samples cultured from cystic fibrosis patients, scientists at the UNC School of Medicine and the UNC Marsico Lung Institute have shown that a new CF drug counteracts the intended beneficial molecular effect of another CF drug.

«It is fascinating that polyunsaturated fat seems to have completely different molecular effects compared to saturated fat; effects which in turn could potentially have an impact on both the body's fat storage and metabolism,» he says.

«This is important because Alzheimer's work covers everything from treating patients to the other end of the spectrum, looking at molecular effects in isolated cells.

Transcriptome sequencing is incredibly valuable for cancer genomics, because it offers insights into the immediate molecular effects of somatic mutations.

Defining high - fat - diet rat models: metabolic and molecular effects of different fat types.

Many chemical agents (and maybe even most) interact with more than one «target» — meaning that if a drug has a molecular effect to begin with, it very likely will have one or more side effects.

For the miso foam, combine 1 tbsp organic miso paste, 2 tbsp apple vinegar, 1 tbsp sesame oil, 1 tbsp lime juice, and optionally, for a molecular effect, 1/2 tsp soy lecithin together.

Evans's study finally closes in on some of the molecular effects of a fever.

Patricia Garcez examines the cellular and molecular effects of Zika virus congenital syndrome during brain development.

The molecular effects of caloric restriction have also turned out to be complicated.

Little is known about the molecular effects of hypoxia on the retina and the underlying relationship between hypoxia and the pathogenesis of retinal diseases.

The metadata also details cryopreserved cells and cell lines that can be used to study the molecular effects of low oxygen conditions in the laboratory

Daisy drive systems, which are capable of mimicking the molecular effects of any given global drive on a local level, may offer a potential solution.

Adams» team investigated the molecular effects of ursolic acid and tomatidine in aged skeletal muscle.