… In the following sections, I will assess the importance of clinical resistance for therapeutic
outcomes in a range of clinical situations: BSI/pneumonia in intensive care unit (ICU) and …

… mechanistic complexity, therapeutic resistance and escape … to antiangiogenic therapy,
leading to drug resistance. These … invasive capacity, and intrinsic resistance to hypoxia. The …

… as well as targeted therapies. Furthermore, we report the … in therapy resistance and
how adaptations in amino acid, glucose, and lipid metabolism support the growth of therapy-resistant …

… Adherence to combination antiretroviral therapy has a strong impact on virologic response
and emergence ofviral resistance. However, monitoring adherence in the clinic is difficult. …

… Consequences of drug resistance range from … , implications, and management of resistance
to antiviral drugs used to treat several viral infections that play a significant role in the clinical …

… Drug Resistance Workshop gathers leading investigators and resistance-savvy clinicians to
… , epidemiology, and clinical implications of resistance to licensed and experimental antivirals…

… is unequal in terms of incidence and of clinical implications. Modification of the ribosomal
target confers broad-spectrum resistance to macrolides and lincosamides, whereas efflux and …

… the development of resistance to hormone therapies. The aim … of resistance of breast cancer
cells to endocrine therapies due … to explore newly available therapeutic strategies that could …

… indirect evidence that spontaneous mutations to resistance are occurring in clinical tumors
with the consequent expected variance in resistant subtypes from individual to individual. …

… of resistance and understand the appropriate use of antimicrobial agents in clinical practice.
… and clinical implications of antimicrobial-resistant bacterial infections in Asian countries. …