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Increased signaling by the small G protein Ras is found in many human cancers and is often caused by direct mutation of this protein. Hence, small-molecule attenuation of pathological Ras activity is of utmost interest in oncology. However, despite nearly three decades of intense drug discovery efforts, no clinically viable option for Ras inhibition ...
Milroy, L.G., Ottmann, C.
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French science faces an uncertain future as the new government struggles with a fractured parliament.
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Renaissance and the Renaissances, or What the Spanish Renaissance Revived
The article examines the little and insufficiently studied, or completely unknown features of the artistic culture and spiritual life of Spain during the Renaissance — the specifics of Spanish humanism, including in relation to the Italian Renaissance.
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Approximately 100 delegate drawn from academia, government and industry gathered in Providence, Rhode Island on the 20th October 2010, for the Vaccine Renaissance Conference IV. This meeting was the fourth in a series of annual conferences for vaccinologists in the US North-East organised by Prof. Annie De Groot (University of Rhode Island).
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The great moment of fame for germanium was in December 1947. In that year the first transistor was made by a research team of Bell Laboratories. Owing to some problems with germanium, it was soon supplanted by silicon. Currently, germanium is still used in the microelectronic industry for opto-electronic and solar electric applications, but its role is
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Reversible intracranial hypertension induced by unruptured arteriovenous malformation: A case report. [PDF]
Langman L +3 more
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A knowledge graph dataset of medieval and renaissance geographical works. [PDF]
Bartalesi V, Pratelli N, Lenzi E.
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