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Further analysis of three selected hit genes, namely Cyclin D1, MASTL and COPZ1, showed that they represent common vulnerabilities for thyroid tumor cells, as their inhibition reduced the viability of several thyroid tumor cell lines, regardless the histotype or oncogenic lesion.

We identified a panel of hit genes whose silencing interferes with the growth of tumor cells, while sparing that of normal ones. We screened a siRNA oligonucleotide library targeting the human druggable genome in thyroid cancer BCPAP cell line in comparison with immortalized normal human thyrocytes (Nthy-ori 3–1). In order to identify novel therapeutic targets for thyroid carcinoma, we focused on the discovery of genes essential for sustaining the oncogenic phenotype of thyroid tumor cells, but not required to the same degree for the viability of normal cells (non-oncogene addiction paradigm).

Although generally associated with good prognosis, a fraction of thyroid tumors are not cured by standard therapy and progress to aggressive forms for which no effective treatments are currently available. I hope that’s some help to you.The incidence of thyroid carcinoma is rapidly increasing.

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Eventually I found that Nebulosity puts the x- and y-Bayer offsets in the FITS header (1 and 3, respectively), and the Nebulosity 4 manual has recommended deBayer matrix settings for Sony sensors (and it saves them from one session to the next!). Trying to use them directly in Nebulosity led to terrible horizontal banding issues. This worked reasonably well, but I had all kinds of problems deBayering (in Nebulosity) the images collected by SGP.

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I downloaded and installed the ASCOM Camera Driver from the Stark Labs web site ( ), which enables Nebulosity to act as an ASCOM camera for other programs, then used “ASCOM Camera Driver for Nebulosity” as my camera in SGP. These issues may well have been the result of using a virtual machine to run the camera. It routinely took a couple of tries to get the connection to work, as the camera would connect and then the connection would drop, but on the 2nd try it always connected and stayed connected.

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I used Nebulosity 4 (Windows version) to connect the DSI IIc using the Meade drivers supplied with Envisage. I used VMWare Fusion/Windows 10 running on a MacBook Pro as the operating system. It has been a couple of years since I used the DSI IIc as my main imaging camera (I bought an ASI 1600MM-C and love it, and use the DSI as a guide camera now), so my recollection might be a little rusty, but here goes: Eventually I’ll probably convince the Boss that spending some money on a better camera is justified, but until then I have to make do with the DSI IIc. For instance, one thing that always causes a crash is having a frame and focus sequence running in Nebulosity then trying to run the camera from SGP at the same time. Are the older versions still available? I’m wondering if making a direct connection would simplify the system and perhaps lead to fewer crashes. (I’m running everything in a Windows 7 VMWare virtual machine on a Macbook Pro, so admittedly this is an unusual setup that could be prone to problems, although my old workflow with Nebulosity controlling the captures is quite stable.)Īnyway, here’s my question: Is there a way to directly connect the Meade DSI IIc to SGP and avoid use of the Nebulosity ASCOM driver? I understand that SGP used to have direct Meade DSI support, but that appears to have been dropped in newer versions.

In addition, I’ve been experiencing fairly frequent SGP crashes. This works, but it’s a bit unwieldy and the saved images require some special deBayering settings when I process, whereas directly imaging with Nebulosity 4 does not. The only way I’ve found to run my camera, which is a Meade DSI IIc, is to connect to it in Nebulosity 4 and then connect to the Nebulosity 4 ASCOM camera driver from SGP.

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I’m running the free trial (2.4.3.25) and am very impressed by the capabilities of Sequence Generator Pro.

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