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Melissa M. Hudson MD,Wendy Landier RN, MSN, CPNP, CPON,Smita Bhatia MD, MPH,Kevin C. Oeffinger MD,Chical properties and the therapeutic exploitation of HRs and their ligands. In addition, the range of techniques described provides an introduction to complementary cross-methodological disciplines beyond these fields. This multi-disciplinary approach is required to define the ‘decision gates’ that d

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Richard P. Hill PhD,Mohammed A. Khan MD,Aimee R. Langan MD,Ivan W. T. Yeung MD,Jake Van Dyk MDd. Levels of histamine H. receptor mRNA and IL-4 mRNA in nasal mucosa were elevated by the provocation of nasal hypersensitivity model rats. Pretreatment with antihistamines suppressed the elevation of mRNA levels. Scores of nasal symptoms were correlatively alleviated to the suppression level of mR

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Zafer Kocak MD,Lalitha Shankar MD, PhD,Daniel C. Sullivan MD, PhD,Lawrence B. Marks MDisolated as a bacterial contaminant of an extract of ergot (1910), the elucidation of its role in health and disease and its molecular mechanism of action have been continuous, reflecting the application of advances in scientific knowledge, technology and therapeutics over the last 100 years.. It ap

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Mitchell Steven Anscher MD,Zeljko Vujaskovic MD, PhDpecific signals and execute predetermined responses. Such proteins constitute concerted systems that can be as simple as a unique protein, able to recognize a ligand and exert a phenotypic change, or extremely complex pathways engaging dozens of different proteins which act in coordination with feed

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Eric P. Cohen MD,Melissa M. Joines BS,John E. Moulder PhDpecific signals and execute predetermined responses. Such proteins constitute concerted systems that can be as simple as a unique protein, able to recognize a ligand and exert a phenotypic change, or extremely complex pathways engaging dozens of different proteins which act in coordination with feed

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Eric J. Hall DPhil, DSc, FACR, FRCR,David J. Brenner PhD, DSc their disease within 5 years, and the treatment of these patients has been a challenge and their outcome is very poor. Treatment failures in patients with low-risk LCH are not associated with mortality but with morbidity, and their optimal treatment is not well defined. Nucleoside analogues such as