Sentences with phrase «such biomarkers»

The identification of such biomarkers may help to assess drug efficacy and shorten the duration of clinical trials of SMA therapies.

Developing such biomarkers to assess brain dysfunction will be a challenge, but in the same issue you draw attention to the excellent work of Abdul Hye and his colleagues who are developing a test to detect protein biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease in blood (p 5).

Such biomarkers raise the possibility of early diagnosis, since levels of certain compounds differ between healthy people and patients with NPC, even before the onset of symptoms.

New research presented to the European Planetary Science Congress at UCL by Lee Grenfell (DLR) aims to explore how such biomarkers might be detected in future.

When such a biomarker test is perfected, it could be used not only to distinguish pancreatic cancer from chronic pancreatitis, but, potentially, as a screening test for patients at high risk for pancreatic cancer, Dr. Raimondo says.

Researchers also aim to find such biomarkers from the universe.

«In our analysis, we saw that even proteins that have been proposed as such biomarkers are not evenly distributed across the tumor,» Beck said.

The identification of such biomarkers may help to assess drug efficacy and shorten the duration of clinical trials.

The community of TB researchers agrees that such biomarkers are one of the greatest tools in disease diagnosis and treatment, but there is debate about whether such markers can be found in the context of the complex cellular and molecular environment created by a TB infection.

Typically, such biomarkers are at very low concentrations that can not be routinely captured and analyzed.

Once identified and understood, such biomarkers can then be tested for in screening programs for people at risk of a given disease or for diagnosis should the present with particular symptoms.

Such biomarkers, he says, could eliminate use of prednisone, a risky steroid, in patients not likely to develop GVHD and could signal the need for aggressive treatments in people at high risk.

Such biomarkers could help physicians determine how aggressively to treat a patient.

Having such biomarkers will greatly enhance the development of new and novel therapies for this disabling disorder.»

In addition to allowing the purification of latently infected cells, such biomarkers could provide new therapeutic insights.

In addition to predicting whether a treatment will be successful, such biomarkers could provide insights into the biology of HIV latency and suggest new ways to attack viral reservoirs.

Such biomarkers were recently found in appropriately dated shallow water sediments by Kliti Grace and her colleagues from Curtin University of Technology, Australia.