Synthetic Biology (Synthetic)
Here are a couple of instances of the different definitions: "the utilization of a blend of physical building and hereditary designing to make new (and, in this way, engineered) living things" "a developing field of examination that intends to consolidate the
information and strategies for science, building and related orders in the plan of synthetically incorporated DNA to make life forms with novel or improved attributes and qualities" "planning and developing organic modules, natural frameworks, and organic machines or, re-structure of existing organic frameworks for helpful purposes" "applying the building worldview of frameworks structure to organic frameworks so as to create unsurprising and strong frameworks with novel functionalities that don't exist in nature" (The European Commission, 2005)This can incorporate the chance of a sub-atomic constructing agent, in light of biomolecular frameworks, for example, the ribosome To note, engineered science has generally been isolated into two unique methodologies: top down and base up. The top down methodology includes utilizing metabolic and hereditary designing procedures to confer new capacities to living cells. The base up approach includes making new organic frameworks in vitro by uniting 'non-living' biomolecular segments, regularly with the point of developing a fake cell. Organic frameworks are therefore collected module-by-module. Sans cell protein articulation frameworks are frequently utilized, as are film based atomic apparatus. There are expanding endeavors to connect the partition between these methodologies by framing cross breed living/manufactured cells, and designing correspondence among living and engineered cell populaces.
High Impact List of Articles
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Incidence, angiographic features, clinical phenotype and therapeutic challenges of myocardial infarction due to spontaneous Coronary artery dissection in central Greece
John Papanikolaou*, Nikolaos Platogiannis, Vasileios Laschos, Konstantinos Spathoulas, Dimitrios Platogiannis
Research Article: Interventional Cardiology
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Incidence, angiographic features, clinical phenotype and therapeutic challenges of myocardial infarction due to spontaneous Coronary artery dissection in central Greece
John Papanikolaou*, Nikolaos Platogiannis, Vasileios Laschos, Konstantinos Spathoulas, Dimitrios Platogiannis
Research Article: Interventional Cardiology
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Transcatheter Heart Valve Replacement: The Successes Achieved Are Not Enough to Disguise the Concern of Thrombosis and Structural Valve Deterioration
Sanjeet Singh Avtaar Singh, Irina Timofeva, Jean-Louis Sablayrolles, DavidAttias, Joaquim Dominguez, Nicolas Bonnet, Francesco Nappi*
Short Communication: Interventional Cardiology
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Transcatheter Heart Valve Replacement: The Successes Achieved Are Not Enough to Disguise the Concern of Thrombosis and Structural Valve Deterioration
Sanjeet Singh Avtaar Singh, Irina Timofeva, Jean-Louis Sablayrolles, DavidAttias, Joaquim Dominguez, Nicolas Bonnet, Francesco Nappi*
Short Communication: Interventional Cardiology
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Cardiovascular diseases: what else should cardiologists know?
Marianne Shahsuvaryan
Short Communication: Interventional Cardiology
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Cardiovascular diseases: what else should cardiologists know?
Marianne Shahsuvaryan
Short Communication: Interventional Cardiology
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Bicuspid aortic valves and TAVI: is it still an exclusion criterion? State of the art and open issues
P Spatuzza, N Ruparelia & A Latib
Review Article: Interventional Cardiology
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Bicuspid aortic valves and TAVI: is it still an exclusion criterion? State of the art and open issues
P Spatuzza, N Ruparelia & A Latib
Review Article: Interventional Cardiology
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Role of fractional and coronary flow reserve in clinical decision making in intermediate coronary lesions
M Meuwissen, M Siebes, SAJ Chamuleau, B-J Verhoeff, JPS Henriques, JAE Spaan & JJ Piek
Review Article: Interventional Cardiology
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Role of fractional and coronary flow reserve in clinical decision making in intermediate coronary lesions
M Meuwissen, M Siebes, SAJ Chamuleau, B-J Verhoeff, JPS Henriques, JAE Spaan & JJ Piek
Review Article: Interventional Cardiology
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