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1. Introduction Biofilms are estimated to be involved in ~80% of all human infections as well as various types of human pathologies, including cancer [1]. Biofilms are communities, often multispecies communities, of microorganisms enclosed within a self-constructed matrix of extracellular polymeric substances, such as polysaccharides, proteins, extracellular DNA, and lipids [2].
Jin Won Yang‡,§1, Ben Murray‡1, Lucia Barbier-Torres‡1, Ting Liu¶, Zhenqiu Liu‖, Heping Yang‡, Wei Fan‡, Jiaohong Wang‡, Yuan Li‡,¶, Ekihiro Seki‡, José M. Mato** and Shelly C.
The mitochondrial chaperone Prohibitin 1 negatively regulates interleukin-8 in human liver cancers Jin Won Yang1, Ben Murray1, Lucia Barbier-Torres1, Ting Liu2, Zhenqiu Liu3, Heping Yang1, Wei Fan1, Jiaohong Wang1, Yuan Li1, Ekihiro Seki1, José M. Mato4 and Shelly C.
HOHENFELS, Germany — Going by just the name, it sounds about as appealing as eating your beret. But staring down at steaming mounds of the Unitized Group Ration in a tiny dining facility at the Hohenfels training area this week, soldiers from the 1st Armored Division hardly seemed turned off. “These are 10 times better than MREs,” Sgt. 1st Class Yolanda Lawson from the 1st AD’s headquarters company said, comparing her lunch to the Army’s Meals, Ready to Eat.
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