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what specific molecular pathways or immune cell subsets should researchers prioritize using flow cytometry to provide clinicians with a truly actionable, targeted immune signature of the patient?
it is a specific question that can help thousands for clinicians and lab experts to find targeted biomarkers that can achieve to diagnose and see a result for their therapies by blocking molecular pathways that can find the biochemical, environmental tumor microenvironment, multiplication, resistance of the tumor and many others and will help to block all mechanisms of the carcinogenesis
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What is the most important part of a scientific article? Let's approach this seriously! Part 2
I have read all the responses to my question, and I find that, except for one, they are largely absurd. There is talk of methodology and results, but as the famous saying goes, “There are lies, big lies, and statistics.” Many articles submitted for publication manipulate data that is either highly misleading or not original at all. I’m unsure if this will be approved on Scipion. What is the most important part of a scientific article? Let’s approach this seriously! I am not at all surprised...
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What are the benefits of strong collaborations between academia and the industry?
It is said that lack of relevant relationships between the industry and academia impede industrial innovations, as a strong bond between both can revolutionise global economy. What is your take on this and what benefits can such relationship between both parties bring?
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The motivation behind conducting a risk assessment
Hello, I understand the purpose of a chemical risk assessment (e.g., setting safe exposure limits). However, I am wondering, in practical terms, what (aside from regulations) causes agencies to conduct these assessments. Consumer concerns? Potential litigation? Political pressure? In other words, what signals do the EPA and other regulatory agencies get that convinces them to conduct an assessment? Thank you.
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Benchmark Dose Software: BMDS vs. PROAST: Are there important advantages/disadvantages to using one over the other?
Are there important advantages/disadvantages to using one over the other? Are there other software packages (e.g., R-based) that could be used for calculating benchmark doses?
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Relationship between PM2.5 exposure and mortality
A recent paper reported a meta-regression analysis of pm2.5 exposure and mortality: : https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0013935118303256?via%3Dihub Is there a plausible biological mode of action that would support the behavior in the dose-response curve noted in Figure 1?
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Can we consider that epidrugs can constitute a good therapeutic strategy against cancer diseases?
Recently, it has been demonstrated that epigenetic perturbations are mainly involved in cancer development. Can we consider that epidrugs can constitute a good therapeutic strategy against cancer diseases ?
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In austere/conflict settings, when does a complex surgery become ethically unjustifiable due to a lack of postoperative resources for managing complications?
As surgeons, we are trained to operate to solve a clinical problem. However, in severely resource-limited or conflict environments, this principle is constantly tested. Consider a scenario: A surgeon has the technical skill to perform a complex procedure (e.g., a pancreaticoduodenectomy for a tumor, or a complex limb salvage after trauma). However, the hospital lacks a reliable ICU, has inconsistent access to blood products, cannot provide parenteral nutrition, and has limited options for...
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Can anyone direct me to a good photomicrograph of macrophages in palisades?
I am putting together a PowerPoint on acute and chronic inflammation, and I want to show what it looks like when macrophages form palisades.
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What are recent machanism of actions, minmum duration of years of heat exposure and minimum temperature required for various heat induced skin cancers, also opnion for Kangri Cancer to be answered
There are various heat induced cancers in world.Duration of exposure,minmum temperature required for inducing pre-malignant changes, sites of cancers are uner review. Mechanism of action is important in these cases Anyone having more knowledge of mechanism of action for Kangri Cancer or other heat induced cancers
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