Mode of Transport and Patient Status Upon Arrival at a Tertiary Pediatric Emergency Department in a Developing Country: A Prospective Observational Study.

Introduction In children with acute illness or injury, timely access to healthcare is crucial for optimal outcomes, including early identification, prompt stabilization, and appropriate referral. Prehospital transport practices often represent a weak link in the system and are frequently underreported. Enhancing these practices could greatly benefit pediatric care.

METTL18 functions as a Phenotypic Regulator in Src-Dependent Oncogenic Responses of HER2-Negative Breast Cancer.

Methyltransferase-like (METTL)18 has histidine methyltransferase activity on the RPL3 protein and is involved in ribosome biosynthesis and translation elongations. Several studies have reported that actin polymerization serves as a Src regulator, and HSP90 is involved in forming polymerized actin bundles. To understand the role of METTL18 in breast cancer and to demonstrate the importance of METTL18 in HER-2 negative breast cancer metastasis, we used biochemical, molecular biological, and immunological approaches (breast tumor cell lines), (tumor xenograft model), and in samples of human breast tumors.