Sentences with phrase «understand immunological»

In a separate vivo study, an herbal remedy containing Echinacea was applied to mice grafts to understand the immunological response (22).

We expect that the CRI iAtlas will help to accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes by providing researchers greater access to genomics data to better understand the immunological characteristics of the tumor microenvironment and its potential impact on patient responses to immunotherapy,» said Jill O'Donnell - Tormey, Ph.D., CEO and director of scientific affairs at CRI.

Not exact matches

Babies snuffle and cry their way through the colds of the first year, and considering recent understandings of the immunological wonders of breast milk, it makes sense to ask, can breast milk help a baby's cold?

Even so, we understand less about how immunological memory protects us there than we do about protection in the rest of the body.

Our long - term goals are to understand cell motility, which is critical for immunological defense and wound healing, but unwanted during metastatic cancers.

«We can collect cohorts of new patients and try to understand new aspects of the disease, model them in our system in the germ - free mice, and then drill down into the fine immunological details of the disease,» he explains.

Better understanding of these factors is a major area of interest in the lab, with some of the specific projects including tissue - specificity of cis - regulatory variants in the GTEx data set, immune response eQTLs where genetic variants contribute to inter-individual response to immunological stimuli, and haplotypic epistasis between regulatory and coding variants.

His motivation to gain broad experience in several immunological methods and to understand the vast immunological scenarios, in combination with the deep expertise in T cell characterization is paving the road for him to chase a career in scientific research focused on understanding and developing better strategies to efficiently tackle human diseases.

The role of environmental factors such as commensal intestinal microbiota, and microbial infections and their immunological consequences in genetically susceptible individuals are not yet properly understood.

Some of CRI's historic contributions to the immunological understanding and treatment of breast cancer include:

Understanding the influence of dietary antioxidants on development and maintenance of immune health is important when developing diets for dogs at risk of immunological stress.