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Melanoma subtypes: Genomic profiles, prognostic molecular markers and therapeutic possibilities

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By Cambridgeshire UK, Peter Ferguson, Roy Rabbie, Christian Molina‐Aguilar
| Arthritis & Rheumatology Verified
Melanoma is characterised by its ability to metastasise at early stages of tumour development. Current clinico‐pathologic staging based on the American Joint Committee on Cancer criteria is used to guide surveillance and management in early‐stage disease, but its ability to predict clinical outcome has limitations.
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Pharmacokinetics of inorganic cobalt and a vitamin B12 supplement in the Thoroughbred horse: Differentiating cobalt abuse from supplementation

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By LGC Fordham, Cambridgeshire UK, L. L. Hillyer, Z. Ridd
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While cobalt is an essential micronutrient for vitamin B synthesis in the horse, at supraphysiological concentrations, it has been shown to enhance performance in human subjects and rats, and there is evidence that its administration in high doses to horses poses a welfare threat.
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Pharmacokinetics of inorganic cobalt and a vitamin B12 supplement in the Thoroughbred horse: Differentiating cobalt abuse from supplementation

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By L. L. Hillyer, Z. Ridd, LGC Fordham, Cambridgeshire UK
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While cobalt is an essential micronutrient for vitamin B synthesis in the horse, at supraphysiological concentrations, it has been shown to enhance performance in human subjects and rats, and there is evidence that its administration in high doses to horses poses a welfare threat.
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