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    Image2_GABA Type A receptors expressed in triple negative breast cancer cells mediate chloride ion flux.TIF by J Bundy (19843944)

    Published 2024
    “…GABA<sub>A</sub> β3 subunit knockdown causes cell cycle arrest in TNBC cell lines via decreased cyclin D1 and increased p21 expression. …”
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    Image1_GABA Type A receptors expressed in triple negative breast cancer cells mediate chloride ion flux.TIF by J Bundy (19843944)

    Published 2024
    “…GABA<sub>A</sub> β3 subunit knockdown causes cell cycle arrest in TNBC cell lines via decreased cyclin D1 and increased p21 expression. …”
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    Trial design. by Llum Páez (22553360)

    Published 2025
    “…In summary, the contributions of Neoleish, a vaccine with a very high safety profile, to canine leishmaniasis prevention are: i) The odds-ratio for detectable parasites in blood is 3.5 for vaccinated dogs compared to non-vaccinated dogs; if detected, ~86% lower parasitemia levels are expected; ii) A vaccinated dog has a 2-fold lower risk of developing active infection compared to a non-vaccinated dog; in case positive, the parasite load in bone marrow is expected to be ~96% lower; iii) A 3-fold lower risk (~72.7%) of developing clinical disease is expected in a vaccinated compared to a non-vaccinated dog.…”
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    Schedule of the trial. by Llum Páez (22553360)

    Published 2025
    “…In summary, the contributions of Neoleish, a vaccine with a very high safety profile, to canine leishmaniasis prevention are: i) The odds-ratio for detectable parasites in blood is 3.5 for vaccinated dogs compared to non-vaccinated dogs; if detected, ~86% lower parasitemia levels are expected; ii) A vaccinated dog has a 2-fold lower risk of developing active infection compared to a non-vaccinated dog; in case positive, the parasite load in bone marrow is expected to be ~96% lower; iii) A 3-fold lower risk (~72.7%) of developing clinical disease is expected in a vaccinated compared to a non-vaccinated dog.…”