Publications by authors named "O MOLINA"
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- A 22-year-old male with a history of tuberous sclerosis presented with chest pain and was found to have cardiac rhabdomyomas through echocardiography.
- Late-onset cardiac rhabdomyomas in adults are rare but possible, highlighting the need for regular checkups for those with tuberous sclerosis complex. *
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- This study looks at different types of immune cells in prostate cancer and how they affect the patient's chance of recovery.
- Researchers used lab tests on cancer samples to find out which immune cells are present and how they relate to the severity of the disease.
- They found that certain immune cell types and their amounts could predict if a patient would need more treatment or if the cancer could be deadly.
Approaches that leverage orthogonal chemical reactions to generate protein-protein conjugates have expanded access to bespoke chimeras. Although the literature is replete with examples of the semisynthesis of bispecific proteins, few methods exist for the semisynthesis of protein conjugates of higher complexity (i.e.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObesity is a major global health epidemic that has adverse effects on both the people affected as well as the cost to society. Several anti-obesity drugs that target GLP-1 receptors have recently come to the market. Here, we describe the effects of tesofensine, a novel anti-obesity drug that acts as a triple monoamine neurotransmitter reuptake inhibitor.
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