Abstract: The present application provides, in some aspects, methods of identifying a condensate of interest associated with a el disease. Also provided are methods of identifying a marker for identifying a condensate of interest associated with a disease. In other aspects, provided herein are methods of identifying a therapeutic agent useful for treating a disease via the identified condensate of interest.

Abstract: An archery lighted release aid apparatus for providing sufficient illumination to assist an archer in attaching the release aid to the bowstring or loop and/or the arrow to the nocking position of the bowstring is provided. The archery lighted release aid apparatus has a light source, a switch assembly connected to said light source, a trigger housing having a trigger housing main body and a trigger, with the trigger housing main body having a channel extending completely therethrough where the switch assembly passes, a main body housing having a first end and a second end, with the main body housing first end having a cap attached thereto, and with the main body housing having a channel extending completely therethrough, a power source located inside the main housing in the main body channel, with the power source contacting the switch assembly, and a wrist strap mounting assembly connected to the main body housing.

Abstract: A small, light-weight, portable lighting device that attaches to an archery release aid providing sufficient illumination to assist the archer in attaching the release aid to the bowstring or loop and/or the arrow to the nocking position of the bowstring is provided. The light apparatus has a housing, a power supply, a button and a lighting device. The housing has a first outer wall component and a second outer wall component, with each of the first and second outer wall components attached to one another. The housing has an interior cavity, and a first aperture and a second aperture. The power supply is preferably located inside the housing. The button is preferably depressable, and is retained in the cavity, with the button being visible through the first aperture. Preferably the button projects through the first aperture, and the lighting device projects through the second aperture.