Hypoxia is commonly featured during glioma growth and plays an important role in the processes underlying tumor progression to increasing malignancy. Here we compared the gene expression profiles of rat C6 malignant glioma cells under normoxic and hypoxic conditions by cDNA microarray analysis. Compared to normoxic culture conditions, 180 genes were up-regulated and 67 genes were down-regulated...

The next generation wireless communications systems need to be of a higher standard in order to provide high quality of services. In recent years, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) has been successfully used in terrestrial digital video broadcasting and showed it is a strong candidate for the modulation technique of future wireless systems. For Multiple input mutiple output orth...

The effectiveness of current antiretroviral therapies has led to more patients receiving long-term therapy, and increasing numbers of older patients. The complex interactions between HIV infection, ageing, comorbid conditions and drug-related toxicities, and their combined effects on patient health and quality of life, were the subject of the 11th International Workshop on Adverse Drug Reaction...

Colorectal cancer is one of the most common malignancies, but its pathogenesis hasn’t been elucidate so far. Recently, most researchers consider that occurrence and evolution of colorectal cancer refer to mutiple factors, more procedures and complex sequential change of polygenes in different segments. Meanwhile, In different regions virus infection involved in it, of which human papilloma viru...

This study used PGSI to measure the motives of online stock exchange gamblers according to their responses about their online gambling. The main aim of the current study is to holistically explore the impact of motivational factors that motivate more usage of online gambling in Pakistan and behavioral factors that investigate the level of implementation of responsible gambling practices on PGSI...

The recognized causes of cancer are briefly reviewed, and the inadequacy of present knowledge to explain cancer incidence and distribution is pointed out. New knowledge and concepts concerning carcinogenesis are then discussed, emphasizing the combined effect of mutiple factors; recent advances in the knowledge of the nature, growth, and pathogenicity of viruses; and the role of host factors. T...