Sentences with phrase «potential new strategy»

These findings suggest new indicators for identifying women at higher risk for breast cancer and provide insights into potential new strategies to detect, treat, and prevent the disease.

Among the unexpected «hits» revealed by this assay were a cyclic AMP signaling network and a group of transcription factors important in melanocyte development, each suggesting potential new strategies for overcoming resistance.

A new understanding of the role gut microbiota plays in HIV disease is beginning to emerge, suggesting potential new strategies to manage the infection

In researching and assessing potential new strategies, Campbell and his colleagues have made an argument for the use of gene drives on islands.

Their findings, showing the involvement of common immunity - related pathways, point toward potential new strategies for treating the late stages of inherited blinding diseases.

The study, «Facilitation of axon regeneration by enhancing mitochondrial transport and rescuing energy deficits,» which has been published in The Journal of Cell Biology, suggests potential new strategies to stimulate the regrowth of human neurons damaged by injury or disease.

Knowing that impact glass can preserve ancient signs of life — and now knowing that such deposits exist on the Martian surface today — opens a potential new strategy in the search for ancient Martian life, the researchers say.

Jake has the ambition and talent to tackle this challenging line of research, and succeeded in demonstrating a potential new strategy to fight metabolic disease,» said Rodney E. Kellems, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at McGovern Medical School.

Researchers at the University of Georgia have developed a model for evaluating a potential new strategy in the fight against drug - resistant diseases.

The nanoparticles developed by Dr. Rana and colleagues offer a potential new strategy for delivering this powerful therapeutic approach.

Zhou and his team said reversing the abnormal activity of the inactive X chromosome in patients suffering from mental illness may offer a potential new strategy for treating psychiatric disorders.

These observations offer a potential new strategy for inhibiting HIV latency and reactivating the virus.