SERUM NEOPTERIN CONCENTRATIONS AND TRYPTOPHAN DEGRADATION PATTERN IN PATIENTS WITH LATE STAGE LARYNX CARCINOMA

Serum neopterin concentrations and tryptophan degradation pattern in patients with late stage larynx carcinoma

As the disease-free 5-year-survival of late stage laryngeal carcinoma patients is extremely low, indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase-1 (IDO)-induced tryptophan degradation may represent an immune escape mechanism which plays an important role in cancer spreading in advanced stage laryngeal cancers.We examined whether the late stage laryngeal bedding cancer

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Population genomics and demographic modeling enhance our understanding of trophic level interactions in biological control

In this paper, we focus on the application of population genomics, including next-generation sequencing and demographic modeling, to enhance the understanding of historical and contemporary trophic level interactions that are a fundamental basis of biological control.We outline how the integration of ecological approaches with population genomics a

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