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Although both fully endoscopic and microscopic MVD for HFS achieved good efficacy, the former method had a higher total incidence of complications. Based on the results of this study, there is no evidence that a microscope can be replaced by a full endoscope in MVD for HFS.

Although both fully endoscopic and microscopic MVD for HFS achieved good efficacy, the former method had a higher total incidence of complications. Based on the results of this study, there is no evidence that a microscope can be replaced by a full endoscope in MVD for HFS.Ovarian cancer is one of the highly prominent gynecological malignancies after breast cancer. Although myriad literature is available, there is no specific biomarker available for the personalized treatment strategy. The unavailability of effective drug therapy for ovarian cancer calls for an urgent push in its development from the multidisciplinary scientific community. Indian Ayurvedic medicine pharmacology is widely appreciated and accepted for its immense healthcare benefits. Bioinformatics and cheminformatics approaches can be effectively used to screen phytochemicals present in the Indian Ayurvedic plants against ovarian cancer target receptors. Recent studies discern that POTE, a cancer-testis antigen (CTA) family, plays a crucial role in the proliferation and progression of cancers including ovarian cancer. Specifically, POTEE paralog has been observed to be hypermethylated in ovarian cancer. This study undertakes an in silico analysis of Indian Ayurvedic plants for their anticancer efficacy against ovarian cancer proliferation target receptor POTEE. Structures of 100 phytochemicals from 11 Ayurvedic plants were screened with ADME criteria, and qualified phytochemicals were subjected to molecular docking and interaction analysis. Only 6 phytochemicals having a high affinity to the target receptor (POTEE) were then subjected to an all-atom replica exchange molecular dynamics simulation for 50 ns. Binding affinities of 6 phytochemicals cedeodarin, deodarin, hematoxylin, matairesinol, quercetin, and taxifolin with POTEE were -8.1, -7.7, -7.7, -7.9, -8.0, and - 7.7 kcal/mol, respectively, and their RMSD were recorded as zero. This study concludes that phytochemicals present in Indian Ayurvedic plants namely Cedrus deodara and Asparagus racemosus possess inhibitory effects against ovarian cancer proliferation receptor POTEE.There is evidence from numerous studies that dysbiosis of the microbiome provokes various immune-mediated diseases, obesity, diabetes, and cancers by regulating metabolites, host genetics, environmental elements, and stress. Such reports are yet to define an accurate regulatory network for host-gut microbiome communication. miRNAs have recently emerged as crucial mediators of this communication, as portrayed by their interaction with the host microbiome. This mini-review summarizes the bi-direction effects between miRNA and microbiome and elucidates their role in carcinogenesis. An in-depth understanding of the association of miRNA with host-microbiome could be valuable to improve cancer remission, diagnosis, and treatment, and may help to potential tumor markers.Drug delivery clusters based on nanocages recently have been the most capable to study. Adipic acid (ADPA) interaction mechanism over nanocages of X(Al/B)12Y(N/P)12 was investigated. We analyzed various electronic, chemical, and spectroscopic properties with nanocages of the adsorbed ADPA molecule. Adsorption energies were calculated to study the adsorption of ADPA with nanocages. Raman enhanced surface scattering is used to track the drug as an effective approach to vibrational spectroscopy. Detection of the drug has been investigated using the SERS properties of nanocages. Title drug acts as a donor of electrons and adsorbs at the electrophilic site of nanocages. Variations in chemical descriptors to recognize the sensing property of ADPA-nanocages are also noted. RTA-408 Analysis of various properties explains enhancement which makes it possible to detect the drug in other products. • Interaction of adipic acid with fullerene-like metal nanocages • Enhancement of spectral properties • Changes in charge transfer values in nanocage-drug system • Docking studies identify the drug delivery property.Translational sleep science has become a critical and fundamental focus in the field of behavioral medicine. This is the second issue in the special series of the International Journal of Behavioral Medicine focused on the physiological, psychological, social, and environmental concomitants of sleep and human health. The articles included in this issue draw further attention to the range and significance of sleep as a marker of health status and as a target of behavioral intervention. The research included in this series highlights the pervasive manner in which sleep health is intrinsically connected to health risk, behavior, and outcomes. The next decade promises to further behavioral medicine approaches to improving the provision of care and the overall public health through the implementation of translational sleep science research.Primary acinar soft part sarcoma of the lung (ASPS) is a rare malignancy with unique cellular structure and clinical and genetic characteristics. Most patients do not exhibit clear clinical symptoms, with only a few developing respiratory symptoms. The typical histological characteristics are acinoid or organ-like structures. Immunofluorescence in situ hybridization suggests a rearrangement of the transcription factor E3 gene. Patients respond poorly to chemotherapy and are, thus, primarily treated with surgery and targeted therapy. We report herein a unique case of primary alveolar soft part sarcoma of the lung. The patient was a 24-year-old man with metastases to multiple organs, such as the brain, lungs, pancreas, and liver. The craniocerebral lesions attained partial remission after whole-brain radiotherapy and targeted combined immunotherapy, and other distant metastases completely disappeared after targeted combined immunotherapy (anlotinib and camrelizumab), indicating significant treatment efficacy. Anlotinib is an oral multi-target tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) that exerts its anti-tumor effects by acting on various kinases.