… Prolonged antiviral drug exposure and ongoing … drug resistance, which may manifest as
persistent or increasing viremia or disease despite therapy. Consequences of drug resistance …

… limited by the development of drug resistance. Such acquired resistance is driven, in part, …
a possible mechanistic basis for anticancer drug resistance. In fact, accumulating evidence …

… tuberculosis has implications for the … detecting resistance-associated mutations in drugs
for which there is poor or unproven correlation between phenotypic and clinical drug resistance …

… ratio between drug sensitive and drug resistant cells. If the proportion of drug resistant cells
is quite low and if the treatment given falls well short of eradicating all of the drug sensitive …

1. Tumor types in which a large fraction of patients can be cured. Here we should differentiate
between those patients with advanced disease and those treated in an adj uvant setting …

… isolates often contain multiple resistance mutations. A limitation of genotypic assays is that
… drug resistance and risk factors Much of our existing knowledge about CMV drug resistance …

… The italicized letter below the residue indicates the substitution that confers drug resistance.
The drug-… To review current knowledge of the biology and clinical implications of human …

… drug resistance in CRC. Certain of these miRNAs may thus be used as promising biomarkers
for predicting drug … We also discuss the potential role of drug resistance-related miRNAs as …

… that are known to confer resistance. Here we present molecular insights into the mechanisms
for aspirin and clopidogrel resistance, with a discussion of their clinical implications. …

… However, the frequency of cross-resistance and the development of resistance to fJ-lactams …
, many clinicians are not generally aware of the clinical implications of cross-resistance. Addi…