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Molecular Targets of Minor Cannabinoids in Breast Cancer:In Silico and In Vitro Studies

• Authors : Almeida, Cristina Ferreira; Palmeira, Andreia; Valente, Maria João

Subjects: Phytocannabinoids; Medicinal cannabis; Breast cancer

• Source: Almeida , C F , Palmeira , A , Valente , M J , Correia-da-Silva , G , Vinggaard , A M , Sousa , M E , Teixeira , N & Amaral , C 2024 , ' Molecular Targets of Minor Cannabinoids in Breast Cancer : In

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Microcontainers for oral insulin delivery – In vitro studies of permeation enhancement

• Authors : Jørgensen, Jacob Rune; Jepsen, Morten Leth; Nielsen, Line Hagner

Subjects: Oral peptides; Micro devices; Permeation enhancers

• Source: Jørgensen , J R , Jepsen , M L , Nielsen , L H , Dufva , M , Nielsen , H M , Rades , T , Boisen , A & Müllertz , A 2019 , ' Microcontainers for oral insulin delivery – In

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Bioavailability of cadmium:Results from in-vivo and in-vitro studies using cocoa and linseeds

• Authors : Hansen, Max; Rasmussen, Rie Romme; Herbst, Birgitte Koch

• Source: Hansen , M , Rasmussen , R R , Herbst , B K & Sloth , J J 2014 , ' Bioavailability of cadmium : Results from in-vivo and in-vitro studies

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3D printed inserts for reproducible high throughput screening of cell migration

• Authors : Joshi, Abhayraj S.; Madhusudanan, Mukil; Mijakovic, Ivan

Subjects: In vitro studies; Cell migration; Cell migration assay

• Source: Joshi , A S , Madhusudanan , M & Mijakovic , I 2023 , ' 3D printed inserts for reproducible high throughput screening of cell migration ' , Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology , vol. 11 ,

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Electrically Conducting Hydrogel Graphene Nanocomposite Biofibers for Biomedical Applications

• Authors : Talebian, Sepehr; Mehrali, Mehdi; Raad, Raad

Subjects: Biopolymer; Hydrogel; Electrically conductive hydrogel

• Source: Talebian , S , Mehrali , M , Raad , R , Safaei , F , Xi , J , Liu , Z & Foroughi , J 2020 , ' Electrically Conducting Hydrogel Graphene Nanocomposite Biofibers for Biomedical Applications ' ,

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Flexible Coatings Facilitate pH-Targeted Drug Release via Self-Unfolding Foils:Applications for Oral Drug Delivery

• Authors : Milián-Guimerá, Carmen; De Vittorio, Laura; McCabe, Reece

Subjects: Elastomer devices; Enteric release; Flexible coating

• Source: Milián-Guimerá , C , De Vittorio , L , McCabe , R , Göncü , N , Krishnan , S , Thamdrup , L H E , Boisen , A & Ghavami , M 2024 , ' Flexible Coatings Facilitate pH-Targeted Drug Release via

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Molecular imaging of tumor photoimmunotherapy: Evidence of photosensitized tumor necrosis and hemodynamic changes

• Authors : Kishimoto, Shun; Oshima, Nobu; Yamamoto, Kazutoshi

Subjects: Photoimmunotherapy; C-13 MRI; Photoacoustic imaging

• Source: Kishimoto , S , Oshima , N , Yamamoto , K , Munasinghe , J , Ardenkjær-Larsen , J H , Mitchell , J B , Choyke , P L & Krishna , M C 2018 , ' Molecular imaging of tumor photoimmunotherapy: Evidence of

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UV-assisted punching of microgel shapes for oral biomacromolecule delivery

• Authors : Bishnoi, Shahana; Liu, Xiaoli; Thamdrup, Lasse Højlund Eklund

Subjects: Drug delivery; Hydrogels; Nanoimprint lithography

• Source: Bishnoi , S , Liu , X , Thamdrup , L H E , Petersen , R S , Hosta-Rigau , L & Keller , S S 2023 , ' UV-assisted punching of microgel shapes for oral biomacromolecule delivery ' , Micro and Nano

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Microbial liberation of N-methylserotonin from orange fiber in gnotobiotic mice and humans

• Authors : Han, Nathan D.; Cheng, Jiye; Delannoy-Bruno, Omar

• Source: Han , N D , Cheng , J , Delannoy-Bruno , O , Webber , D , Terrapon , N , Henrissat , B , Rodionov , D A , Arzamasov , A A , Osterman , A L , Hayashi , D K , Meynier , A , Vinoy , S , Desai , C ,

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Sweat resistance of sunscreens:Development of a perspiring skin simulator, evaluation of sunscreen failure mechanisms and enhancement of sunscreen substantivity

• Authors : Keshavarzi, Fatemeh

• Source: Keshavarzi , F 2020 , Sweat resistance of sunscreens : Development of a perspiring skin simulator, evaluation of sunscreen failure mechanisms and enhancement of sunscreen substantivity . Technical

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