Publications by authors named "M Seyyedi"
This perspective discusses the convergence of digital twin (DT) technology and on-the-chip systems as pivotal innovations in precision medicine, substantially advancing drug discovery. DT leverages extensive health data to create dynamic virtual patient models, enabling predictive insights and optimized treatment strategies. Concurrently, on-the-chip systems from the Carbon world replicate human biological processes on microfluidic platforms, providing detailed insights into disease mechanisms and pharmacological interactions.
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- Hair loss can significantly impact emotional and social aspects of life, highlighting the need for effective and affordable treatments for hair growth.
- The study tested the synthetic peptide TAT-GILZ on hairless mice, showing it can effectively promote hair growth by enhancing hair follicle stem cells and regulating inflammation.
- Results indicated TAT-GILZ not only accelerated hair growth but also maintained tissue homeostasis, suggesting it could be a promising alternative therapy compared to traditional treatments like finasteride and minoxidil.
Introduction And Importance: There are only a few case reports to date that have described patients with three or more multiple primary tumors. However, they have been reported more in the last decade, so a precise screening in patients with or without risk factors could be helpful in early diagnosis and treatment. This work has been reported in line with the SCARE criteria.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFKey Clinical Message: Peritoneal encapsulation is most of the time asymptomatic and is found incidentally, but when symptomatic it usually presents with bowel obstruction. CT scan is a gold standard for the diagnosis of bowel encapsulation.
Abstract: Congenital peritoneal encapsulation (CPE), abdominal cocoon syndrome (ACS), and sclerosing encapsulating peritonitis (SEP) are syndromes in which the small bowel is encapsulated.
The nitric oxide (NO) pathway contributes to the pathogeneses of metabolic syndrome (MetS) and asthma. encodes inducible-NO synthase, which is an important enzyme of the pathway, and its variations could affect the risk of asthma and MetS and thereby co-susceptibility to them. This study aims to estimate the association of -c.
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