Meanings of constitute a novel in English

Anti-inflammatory therapy may thus constitute a novel approach for associated cognitive dysfunction.

BTB domain peptide inhibitors may constitute a novel therapeutic agent for B-cell lymphomas.

VEGF may constitute a novel therapeutic target for antiangiogenic cancer therapy.

These actions of CCK may constitute a novel gastrointestinal-cardiovascular reflex.

Thus, manipulation of endocannabinoids in vivo may constitute a novel treatment modality against inflammatory disorders.

Obstruction of DC maturation may constitute a novel mechanism by which vaccinia attempts to evade the immune response.

We speculate that the TMC proteins constitute a novel group of ion channels, transporters, or modifiers of such.

Here, we report the complete genome sequence of the isolate, which we suggest should constitute a novel serotype.

These mechanisms may contribute to the clinical persistence of HCV infection and could constitute a novel antiviral therapeutic target.

In summary, we present evidence demonstrating that miRNAs constitute a novel important regulator of molting events in addition to hormones.

These results indicated that an epigenetic therapy that pharmacologically targets EZH2 via DZNep may constitute a novel approach to treatment of NSCLCs.

These studies suggest that modulation of p75NTR by small molecule ligands targeting this receptor might constitute a novel strategy for preventing motor neuron degeneration.

As PQD is rarely observed in healthy individuals, this ECG stigma may constitute a novel marker for SQTS in addition to a short QT interval.

In particular, the modulation of glioneuronal MDR1 function in epileptic brain in the presence of toxic concentrations of xenobiotics may constitute a novel cytoprotective mechanism.

Thus, AHNAK constitutes a novel mechanism in post-transcriptional control of gene expression.

This constitutes a novel mechanism for translational repression by this family of regulators.