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Dyslipidemias are strongly linked to the development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease Most dyslipidemias find their origin in the liver In recent years the differentiation of induced pluripotent stem cells iPSCs into hepatocytelike cells has provided a versatile platform for the functional study of various dyslipidemias both rare genetic dyslipidemia as well as common lipid disorders associated with insulin resistance or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease In addition iPSCderived hepatocytes can serve as a cell model for developing novel lipid lowering therapies and have the potential of regenerative medicine This review provides an overview of these developmentsCrizotinib is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor used to treat anaplastic lymphoma kinasepositive lung cancer There is in vitro evidence that crizotinib may autoinhibit cytochrome P450 3A CYP3A activity with important implications for crizotinib pharmacokinetics In order to test whether crizotinib treatment alters CYP3A activity in vivo mice were treated with 5 and 25 mgkg crizotinib po daily for 14 days Results showed that crizotinib treatment did not alter CYP3A activity as determined by erythromycin Ndemethylation In addition CYP3A polypeptide expression as measured by Western blot was unchanged Therefore our results do not support CYP3A inhibition by crizotinib in vivoCurrently the impact of antibiotic resistance on human health is a worldwide problem and its study is of great interest from a molecular genetic environmental and clinical viewpoint This review summarizes the latest data about antibiotic resistance the classification of microorganisms as sensitive and resistant to the action of antibiotics reveals the concept of minimum inhibitory concentration from modern positions The resistance of microorganisms to antibacterial agents can be intrinsic and acquired as well as being one of the examples of evolution that are currently available for study Modern methods of wholegenome sequencing and complex databases of nucleotidetagged libraries give an idea of the multifaceted nature of the mechanisms of intrinsic resistance to antibiotics and are able to provide information on genes encoding metabolic enzymes and proteins that regulate the basic processes of the physiology of bacteria The article describes the main ways of spreading the resistance of microorganisms reflects the concepts of founder effect and the fitness cost of bacteria which underlie the emergence and evolution of antibiotic resistance It is shown that the origin of antibiotic resistance genes that human pathogens currently possess can be traced by studying the surrounding not only clinical but also nonclinical ecological habitats As well as microorganisms of the surrounding ecosystems are the donors of resistance genes in horizontal gene transferBismuth telluride Bi2Te3based thermoelectric materials are wellknown for their high figureofmerit zT value in the lowtemperature region Stable joints in the module are essential for creating a reliable device for longterm applications This study used electroless CoP to prevent a severe interfacial reaction between the joints of solder and Bi2Te3 A thick and brittle SnTe intermetallic compound layer was successfully inhibited The strength of the joints improved and the fracture mode became more ductile furthermore there was no significant degradation of thermoelectric properties after depositing the CoP layer after longterm aging Orelabrutinib The result suggests that electroless CoP could enhance the interfacial stability of the joints and be an effective diffusion barrier for Bi2Te3 thermoelectric modulesGlobally it has been estimated that there were around 181 million new cases of cancer at all sites in 2018 with 96 million deaths from the disease Bray et al 2018 Ferlay et al 2019 As such the mortality rate remains high in spite of advances in treatment over the past few decades Cancer is a genetic disease Hanahan Weinberg 2011 Pinpointing key alterations in the cancer genome is therefore fundamental for our understanding of disease mechanisms identifying druggable targets and improving our knowledge as to why some targeted therapies fail to perform as well as might be expectedAlthough an increasing number of beneficial microbiome members are characterized for the human gut and vagina beneficial microbes are underexplored for the human upper respiratory tract URT In this study we demonstrate that taxa from the beneficial Lactobacillus genus complex are more prevalent in the healthy URT than in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis CRS Several URTspecific isolates are cultured characterized and further explored for their genetic and functional properties related to adaptation to the URT Catalase genes are found in the identified lactobacilli which is a unique feature within this mostly facultative anaerobic genus Moreover one of our isolated strains Lactobacillus casei AMBR2 contains fimbriae that enable strong adherence to URT epithelium inhibit the growth and virulence of several URT pathogens and successfully colonize nasal epithelium of healthy volunteers This study thus demonstrates that specific lactobacilli are adapted to the URT and could have a beneficial keystone function in this habitatPediatric patients are excluded from most COVID19 therapeutic trials We outline a rationale for the inclusion of children in COVID19 therapeutic trials with enabled us to include children of all ages in a therapeutic COVID19 trial at our institutionUnderstanding and controlling isomerization at single molecular level should provide new insight into molecular dynamics and design guidelines of functional devices Scanning tunneling microscopy STM has been demonstrated to be a powerful tool to study isomerization of single molecules on substrate by either electric field or inelastic electron tunneling mechanisms Similar molecular isomerization process can in principle be induced by mechanical force however relevant study has remained elusive Here we demonstrate that isomerization of a NNdimethylaminodianthrylbenzene molecule on Ag100 can be mechanically driven by STM tip The existence of outofplane dimethylamino group in the molecule is found to play a pivotal role in isomerization process by providing a steric hindrance effect for asymmetric interaction between the STM tip and molecule This underlying mechanism is further confirmed by performing molecular dynamics simulations showing agreement with experimental results Our work opens up opportunity to manipulate molecular configuration based on mechanical force