Publications by authors named "Thanh Lai Nguyen"

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  • The study investigated the biocompatibility of squid ink melanin nanoparticles (NPs) on various human stromal cells and zebrafish embryos, finding they are generally non-toxic and compatible.
  • The NPs did not induce cell aging or affect cell movement in human fibroblasts and stem cells, but they hindered tube formation in endothelial cells at certain concentrations.
  • In zebrafish embryos, melanin NPs were shown to be safe, indicating potential for use in biomedical applications, particularly in contexts involving radiation exposure.
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Among mitotic kinases, Aurora kinases are the most widely studied, since their expression is restricted to mitosis. They play a key role in chromosome segregation and cell polyploidy. Aurora kinases are important therapeutic targets, and several research groups have directed their efforts toward the identification of kinase inhibitors.

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