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Biosensor Recognition Elements
- James P. Chambers,
- Bernard P. Arulanandam,
- Leann L. Matta,
- Alex Weis and
- James J. Valdes
Molecular recognition is central to biosensing. [...]
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Considerations in the Development of Live Biotherapeutic Products for Clinical Use
- Jennifer J. Ross,
- Philip E. Boucher,
- Siba P. Bhattacharyya,
- Dennis J. Kopecko,
- Elizabeth M. Sutkowski,
- Patricia J. Rohan,
- Donna K.F. Chandler and
- Julienne Vaillancourt
Food products in the United States (U.S.), including dietary supplements, may contain live microorganisms and can be promoted for general health, nutritional, or structure/function claims. In contrast, such preparations used with the intention of hav...
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Long-Term Stability of the Human Gut Microbiota in Two Different Rat Strains
- Carl Alpert,
- Silke Sczesny,
- Bärbel Gruhl and
- Michael Blaut
Human microbiota associated rats are frequently used as a model to study host microbe interactions. This study investigated the long-term stability of the bacterial community in such rats. Following the association of two strains of germ-free rats (1...
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Gene-Environment Interactions and Epigenetic Basis of Human Diseases
- Liang Liu,
- Yuanyuan Li and
- Trygve O. Tollefsbol
Most human diseases are related in some way to the loss or gain in gene functions. Regulation of gene expression is a complex process. In addition to genetic mechanisms, epigenetic causes are gaining new perspectives in human diseases related to gene...
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12 Citations
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19 Pages
Immunomodulatory Effects of Probiotics in the Intestinal Tract
- V. Delcenserie,
- D. Martel,
- M. Lamoureux,
- J. Amiot,
- Y. Boutin and
- D. Roy
The intestinal microbiota is the largest source of microbial stimulation that exerts both harmful and beneficial effects on human health. The interaction between probiotic and enterocytes is the initiating event in immunomodulation and merits particu...
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1 Citations
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Cryopreservation is a way to store elite quality plant germplasms. The exact mechanism of stress tolerance during cryopreservation is unknown. Unavavailability of a detailed protocol for understanding the moelcular genetics of plant cryostress is a m...
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The Eph Receptor/Ephrin System: An Emerging Player in the Invasion Game
- Tessa N. Campbell and
- Stephen M. Robbins
Eph receptor tyrosine kinases (Ephs) and their membrane-anchored ligands (ephrins) form a vital cell communication system capable of bi-directional signaling. This Eph receptor/ephrin system has classically been demonstrated to play a role in develop...
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