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valuable information on the safety and effectiveness of chemical compounds. Recent advances in chemistry and cell biology have enabled efforts to utilize novel types of cell-based assays in which specific human cell-types are utilized to assess the toxicological and pharmacological effects of compounds. In this review, we describe the current situation in cell-based assays for drug toxicity and efficacy
and discuss the combination of cell-based and animal model approaches for pre-clinical drug testing.Dear Sir/Madam: Thank you for your recent inquiry concerning the near-infrared fluorescence (NIRF) imaging system, Qview (Siemens Medical Solutions, USA). NIRF imaging was introduced in 2001 as a novel, noninvasive technology for optical visualization of biological structures and is based on
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Circadian rhythms are the result of cyclical changes in hormone concentrations, neural activity, and other such physiological states that occur over the course of each day and night. Chronobiology, a term that was coined in a series of papers written in the 1980s and 1990s, has come to mean the study of circadian rhythm disorders, including Circadian rhythm sleep disorder, disruptive circadian .
Circadian rhythms are the result of cyclical changes in hormone concentrations, neural activity, and other such physiological states that occur over the course of each day and night. Circadian rhythms are the result of cyclical changes in hormone concentrations, neural activity, and other such physiological states that occur over the course of each day and night. Circadian rhythm definition by Angie S.
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