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Systems Biology Technologies and Cancer Immunotherapy
Decades of scientific studies have demonstrated the essential role of the immune system in cancer pathology and clinical treatment. The immune system may regulate the growth of tumors via the complex interactions among molecules, genes, cells, and organs. The elucidation … Continue reading
Posted in Systems Biology
Tagged biomarkers, Cancer, clinical, genes, high-throughput, immune, immunotherapies, immunotherapy, interactions, omics, Systems Biology, target, tumors
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Psychiatric Diseases and the Gene DISC1 (Disrupted in Schizophrenia 1)
The DISC1 gene has other symbols as “SCZD9” and “C1orf136”. It is located at 1q42.2. It is involved in the regulation of the AKT-mTOR signaling pathway and associated with embryonic and adult neurogenesis (Kim et al. 2009). DISC1 has been … Continue reading
Posted in Mind-Body, Psychiatric Genetics, Psychology, Psychoneuroimmunology
Tagged Bipolar, brain, Depression, DISC1, emotional disorders, genes, neurogenesis, Neuron, psychiatric, Schizophrenia
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Stress, Depression, Inflammation, and Personalized Medicine
Stress, Depression, Inflammation, and Personalized Medicine Psychological stress has been associated with higher levels of inflammation and the risks of many physical disorders including heart diseases. For example, chronic stress responses may cause a variety of skin disorders including allergic … Continue reading
Posted in Mind-Body, Psychiatric Genetics, Psychology, Psychoneuroimmunology
Tagged anxiety, Autism, behavior, Bipolar, brain, Cancer, Depression, diabetes, environment, genes, genetics, heart diseases, immune, inflammation, Personality, personalized medicine, psychological, psychoneuroimmunology, PTSD, Schizophrenia, Sleep, Stress
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The Circadian Clock, Genes, and Systems Biology
The circadian clock is essential in many organisms. The circadian timing system enables the physiological and behavioral adaptation to the external geophysical changes through the regulation of the temporal cellular processes (Lehmann et al., 2015). In mammals, the master pacemaker … Continue reading
Systems Biology and Subnetworks in Breast Cancer
As a complex disease with heterogeneous factors involved, breast cancer have various subtypes with distinct therapeutic response patterns and outcomes (Yersal and Barutca, 2014). Conventional classification systems of breast cancer have limitations in describing such features. In order to achieve … Continue reading
The Database of Biological Rhythms (DBBR)
The Database of Biological Rhythms (DBBR) The Chronobiology Portal: Chronobiology, Chronotherapy, Circadian Rhythms, and More Journals about Biological Rhythms and Chronobiology Biological Rhythm Research Chronobiology International Journal of Biological Rhythms Journal of Chronotherapy and Drug Delivery Journal of Circadian … Continue reading
Posted in Bioinformatics, Chronobiology
Tagged bioinformatics, biological rhythms, Cancer, cardiovascular disease, chronobiology, chronotherapy, circadian, Circadian Rhythm, Database, Depression, genes, heart, heart disease, inflammation, inflammatory, major depression disorder (MDD), rhythms, tumor
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Genetic Factors, Quantitative Trait Loci, and Human Personality
Both genetic and environmental factors can influence human personality. Genetic factors may affect about half of trait disparity. Their effects are highly complex with gene-gene and gene-environment interactions. To link specific genes with quantitative traits, the analysis of quantitative trait … Continue reading
Posted in Psychoneuroimmunology
Tagged emotional, genes, Genetic, Neuroticism, Personality, QTL, quantitative-trait loci, traits
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Psychoneuroimmunology and Addictive Disorders: Potential New Therapies
Addictive disorders are often chronic relapsing problems with high health, social, and economic costs. Problems such as alcohol use disorders affect about 76.4 million people globally, and drug use disorders affect about 15.3 million people (Loftis and Huckans, 2013). As … Continue reading
Posted in Psychoneuroimmunology
Tagged Addictive disorders, alcohol, Behavioral, Central nervous system, complexity, cycles, drug use disorders, dynamic, Endocrine, environment, genes, immune, immunotherapy, monoclonal antibodies, nicotine, psychoneuroimmunology, substance use disorders (SUDs), vaccines
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Systems medicine, P4 medicine, and an integrative “Human Model”
Conventional practice in Western medicine focuses on doctors’ “reactive” interventions in response to the occurrence of diseases. With the advancement of genomics, proteomics, and various high efficient “omics” technologies, the multidimensional networks of the human body can be investigated for … Continue reading