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Articles related to "P Glycoprotein"
Miracle Berries Make Sour Taste Sweet A tablet created from berries first discovered in the eighteenth century could be the key to cracking the worlds escalating obesity problem. miracle berry • diabetic sugar subsitiute • natural sweetner • artificial sweetner • synsepalum dulcificum
Resistance to Anticancer Drugs-1 The development of resistance to anticancer drugs is a major failure in cancer therapies. This article examines the reasons for this phenomenon.,The development of resistance to anticancer drugs is a major failure in cancer therapies. This article examines the reasons for this phenomenon. chemotherapy • drug resistance • dna • p-glycoprotein • glutathione s-transferase
Resistance to Anticancer Drugs-2 This article describes the latest research in the develpment of drugs to overcome resistance to anticancer drugs mdr-1 • p-glycoprotein • valspodar • bioflavonoids • cinchonine
What Is a Carbohydrate or Saccharide? Carbs, also known as saccharides, are organic molecules that are used as energy sources, structural molecules and as components of other biological molecules. what is a carbohydrate • what is a carb • simple sugar • single sugar • double sugar
Aloe Vera for a Wide Range of Health Benefits People know of Aloe Vera for its topical uses, believing it good only for skin and sunburns. In reality, it is useful for a wide range of both external and internal uses aloe vera • medicinal herb • inner and outer healing • skin health • immune system
Viral Lytic Cycle Replication Bacteriophages are a special type of virus that exclusively infects bacterial cells. Here's how they recognize, take over and ultimately kill their host bacteria. bacteriophage reproduction • bacteriophage replication • bacteriophage bacteria • t4 phage • viral lytic cycle
Glycocalyx Bacterial Surface Coating Some bacteria have an additional layer outside of the cell wall called the glycocalyx. This coating of macromolecules protects the cell and helps it adhere to surfaces. bacterial surface coating • bacterial glycocalyx • bacteria capsule • bacteria slime layer • bacterial biofilms
Herpes Infection and Reactivation The herpes family of viruses enter a latent (silent) phase of infection following initial infection, but can be reactivated resulting in recurrent infection. herpes infection • herpes virus • initial infection • latent infection • recurrent infection
High-Glucose Carbs and Cholesterol Disorders Carbohydrates that are of high glycemic index or foods of high glycemic load can spell trouble for heart and overall health. high-carbohydrate diet • high-glucose carbs • atherosclerosis • cholesterol disorders • cardiovascular disease
Why Do Ebola Viruses Make Us Bleed? Researchers have discovered what Ebola viruses produce to cause patients to bleed out and die. ebola • gp • virus • hemorrhagic • fever
Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) Antiphospholipid antibodies and antiprothrombin antibodies are one of the most common causes of miscarriages, strokes and other thrombotic (caused by blood clots) events. antiphospholipid syndrome • aps • antiprothrombin • blood clots • blood clotting
Endometriosis Endometriosis is a condition with an autoimmune origin characterized by deposits of uterine tissue in areas other than the uterus. autoimmune • endometriosis • uterus • endometrial cysts • nodules
Food Allergens on the Farm On the farm it will take careful planning and awareness to protect yourself and your customers from food borne allergens. There are several good practices that can be incorporated on the farm to make life easier. farm • allergy
HIV Infection and Response The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) battles with cells of the host immune system to spread infection. hiv • infection • response • retrovirus • t cell
How to Avoid Cat Allergies People who are allergic to cats can alleviate their allergies by using an air purifier. This will help their allergies by removing cat dander from their homes. cat allergies • help with cat allergies • hepa filters • air purifiers • cat dander
Low Dose Naltrexone in Multiple Sclerosis On September 17-20, 2008 Montreal hosted the World Congress on Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Presentations included 4 encouraging reports on low dose naltrexone (LDN). multiple sclerosis • ms • low dose naltrexone • ldn • world congress on ms
Polysorbate 80 Causes Infertility A common emulisfier in cosmetics, vaccines and even ice cream, has been proven to damage fertility. polysorbate 80 • tween 80 • tween 80 and infertility • cosmetics and infertility • ice cream could damage your health
The Game of War Scientists continue to study the human immunodeficiency virus and the host cell's response to infection in an attempt to prevent, slow and/or effectively treat infection. hiv • immune • infection • b57 • immunodeficiency
The HIV Virus Protect yourself by learning about the HIV virus and how it can and cannot be transmitted. hiv virus • global hiv/aids situation • infection of human immune system • anti-retroviral medications • vaccine against infection
Vitamin B12 Deficiency Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause a variety of symptoms, including dementia. Autoimmune causes of this deficiency include pernicious anemia and autoimmune gastritis. cobalamin • vitamin b12 • pernicious anemia • gastritis • atrophic gastric
What Is a Bacteriophage Virus? This series of articles explores how viruses that exclusively infect bacterial cells recognize the hosts they parasitize and reproduce once the bacterium is infected. what is a bacteriophage • phage host recognition • bacteriophage lytic replication • phage lysogeny • bacteriphage lysogenic cycle
Immune Cells and Function Lymphocytes and macrophages display a complex pattern of surface proteins (antigens) on their cell surface - these antigens are known as cluster of differentiation (CD) a immune • lymphocyte • macrophage • cd • antigen
Connective Tissue Disorders The autoimmune connective tissue disorders include various organ-specific and systemic conditions such as lupus and Sjogren's that affect structural tissue. connective tissue • autoimmune connective tissue disorders • autoimmune • autoimmune disease • undiffentiated connective tissue disorder
HIV Protection A mutation in the CCR5 chemokine receptor gene has been discovered that provides protection against infection by HIV-1, the most common strain in North America. ccr5 • chemokine • receptor • hiv • human immunodeficiency virus
Prokaryotic Microbe Cell Biology Prokaryotes are evolutionarily ancient, for billions of years the only form of life. Here's a summary of the basic "parts & pieces" of these primitive cells. prokaryotic cell biology • eukaryotic cell biology • prokaryotic cell structure • microbe cell biology • archaea domain
Yam: Possible Hidden Qualities, The article discusses the nutritive and possible health benefits that yam could offer.There are possibilities that research could reveal more of yams good qualities, yam • steroidal • cholesterol • mucin • hormones
Recent Advances in Research of the PNS Neuropathies Report on the breaktrough in the search for the etiology of Multiple Sclerosis. And a report on the effects of the oxidative process on the function of the microvasculature, in Diabetes. macrovascular • microvascular • endothelium • b cells • auto-antibodies
The Anatomy of Antibody-Mediated Etiologies of the Neuropathies Discussion of the elements of Superantigen and antigen mediated tissue inflammations and possibly the root cause of several of the PNS Neuorpathies receptor • immunoglobulin • antibody • antigen • opsonization |
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