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Nanotechnology, Diamond, Enhanced Surface Technology, Carbon Nanomaterials, Nanomedicines

It gives me immense pleasure to share the recent copyright granted on "Protocol for Compilation of Differentially Regulated Molecules for Esophageal Squamous Cell Cancer"  It describes a protocol outline with a vital methodology for identifying significant molecular alterations, especially differentially regulated genes (DEGs) or differentially expressed proteins (DEMs) in cancer, which paves the way for the development of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC). By employing advanced genomic and proteomic techniques, this protocol enables researchers to uncover epigenetic alterations, and abnormal gene or protein expression, which are pivotal in ESCC pathogenesis. The detailed molecular profiling steps facilitated by this protocol not only enhance our understanding of the disease mechanisms but also identify potential biomarkers for early detection and disease monitoring. The data generated through this process would help in providing a set of DEGs/DEMs that could be useful not only for the discrimination between ESCC vs. normal tissues but also for the development of targeted therapy is for ESCC. Therefore, this protocol represents a cornerstone step in ongoing efforts from our group to combat ESCC by identifying DEGs/DEMs to translate research from bench to bedside, ultimately aiming to enhance diagnostic/prognostic accuracy and therapeutic efficacy for ESCC patients. Consequently, this approach holds promise for improving patient outcomes through more precise and personalized treatment regimens. Furthermore, this protocol can be extrapolated to other diseases and malignancies as well. I am thankful to my colleague, Dr. Manoj K Kashyap, who was the guiding figure to make this idea come into reality. We hope that this protocol makes a significant contribution to the scientific community. #copyright #cancercells #ESSC #DEGs #DEMs #targetteddrugdelivery #medicine #therapeutics #diagnostic #translationalresearch #STEM #amityuniversity

Manoj K. Kashyap

Associate Professor, Amity Stem Cell Institute, Amity Medical School, AMITY University Haryana, Gurgaon

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