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Ankyrons:There Might Be a“Gold Mine”for Students,Scientists,and Clinicians
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作者 Yingbo Li Junfeng Wang 《Chemical & Biomedical Imaging》 2024年第3期165-167,共3页
Graduation requirements for students often mandate publications,and the promotion of scientists and clinicians in academic radiology hinges significantly on their publication achievements.1 In light of these challenge... Graduation requirements for students often mandate publications,and the promotion of scientists and clinicians in academic radiology hinges significantly on their publication achievements.1 In light of these challenges,we introduce Ankyrons,a potentially transformative entity poised to become a“gold mine”for publications.If successful,this proposal has the potential to characterize thousands of protein targets,opening avenues for new discoveries in target identification,disease diagnosis,and therapy,particularly in the realm of translational science in molecular imaging.Our analysis positions Ankyrons as an innovative solution addressing the challenges associated with publishing and discovery in translational science within molecular imaging.Ankyrons stand out as a promising avenue for impactful publications,emphasizing strong and selective ligand binding coupled with rapid circulation clearance,facilitating high-contrast in vivo imaging.The introduction of Ankyrons signifies a noteworthy development,poised to make a substantial contribution to scientific literature.It has the potential to advance our understanding and application of cutting-edge technologies in the fields of molecular imaging and therapeutic interventions for various diseases. 展开更多
关键词 scientists target identificationdisease STUDENTS academic radiology CLINICIANS molecular imaging protein targets translational science
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