Exposure to airborne nickel in the average daily dose, combined with the minor C-allele and CC-genotype of the VEGFA induces changes in indices of cell death and the immune profile in adults in the Far North (declining AnnexinV-FITC+7AAD– levels, growing levels of VEGF and IgE to nickel).
N. Zaitseva, N. Nikonoshina, O. V. Dolgikh et al.· Hygiene and Sanitation· 0 citations
Perceived risks associated with food production are a major concern among European consumers and strongly influence debates on sustainable agricultural practices. In particular, the adoption of precision-bred (gene-edited) crops and the use of alternative pesticide strategies raise questions about consumer acceptance a...
Á. García, R. Nieto-Villegas, A. Rabadán· Agriculture & Food Security· 0 citations
Reducing the incidence and mortality rates of breast cancer requires comprehensive regional scientific approaches, including epidemiological, medico-demographic, hygienic, clinical, and molecular-genetic studies as the basis for integrated information for the elaboration and implementation of early diagnosis and preven...
N. Mikhailova, V. Kislitsyna, O. I. Baran et al.· Hygiene and Sanitation· 0 citations
This work represents the first application of the CRISPR-Cas9 system in B. correcta, and provides insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying rapid cold hardening adaptation in B. correcta and a potential molecular marker for monitoring cold tolerance in field populations which could guide the development of nove...
Yuning Wang, Rihui Yan, Xianwu Lin et al.· Insects· 0 citations
An increase in formaldehyde concentration in the air is associated with a gain in breast cancer incidence, especially at the early stages, and it is advisable to strengthen formaldehyde monitoring, implement molecular epidemiological screening of these polymorphisms and active detection of breast cancer in genetically...
O. N. Gulyaeva, Ivan E. Tereshkin, V. Kislitsyna et al.· Hygiene and Sanitation· 0 citations
This protocol presents methods for fabricating and characterising two distinct verteporfin (VP)-integrated lipid nanoparticle formulations and demonstrates knockout of up to approximately 326 slow-muscle fibres per zebrafish embryo via light activation and significant tumour growth suppression via X-ray-triggered doxor...
Yagiz A. Aksoy, Biyao Yang, G. Liew et al.· Journal of Visualized Experi...· 0 citations
These studies show that a complete TOX knockout or silencing has no effect on exhaustion marker expression levels or the transcriptome in repeat-anti-CD3/anti-CD28-stimulated primary human T cells in vitro.
Elaine V. Schanzer, Katharine F. Vostrejs, Alexandra N. Kurciska et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
The findings suggest that triple potentiation can significantly enhance functional restoration of poorly responsive gating mutants, thereby uncovering novel avenues for therapeutic development.
G. Veit, Christian Vaccarin, Márton A. Simon et al.· npj Drug Discovery· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that ciliary ARL13B is required to maintain normal ciliary composition and gene expression programs and underscores the value of multi-clone, rescue-based experimental designs for robust transcriptomic analyses.
This review systematically summarises current fabrication strategies, disease‐modelling utilities and regenerative potentials of liver organoids, alongside the major challenges and future directions.
Tiepeng Wang, Xiaotian Qu, Jinhong Si et al.· Cell Proliferation· 0 citations
Confidence in current claims of climate resilience remains low for most targets, and progress will depend on multi-environment field testing, yield-based endpoints, and extension of editing capability beyond the few genotypes that presently regenerate reliably.
M. Kharat, Vaibhav U. Bansod, Nisha R. Thorat et al.· International Journal of Pla...· 0 citations
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