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Scientists Develop Low Cost Stem Cells Culturing System
A new research led by scientists at Japan's Kyoto University, with colleagues in India and Iran, have developed a more cost-effective culture by using a new combination of chemical compounds.
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Finding of Guilty Party in Parkinson’s Brain Cell Die-Off
A new study led by Corinne Lasmézas, DVM, Ph.D., a professor on the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), discovered a connection between neuronal death and Lewy bodies which they believe is a key to treating Parkinson's.
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A New Approach To Boost Immune System Using Personal Cancer Vaccine
Every cell in our body presents part of its peptide repertoire to our immune system so that it can distinguish between self and non-self-cell. As cancer cells unceasingly mutate their DNA as well as produce altered form of normal proteins that having small changes in their peptide sequences.
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Vulnerabitiy For Viral Brain Infection In Some People Explained
A new Study led by Jean-Laurent Casanova from Rockefeller University has found the mutation in a single gene which leads to many wrong cases of encephalitis of the brain stem.
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A Need of Palliative Care For Stroke Patients
A new study published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal) concluded that patient suffering from the stroke should be given caring focused not only on physical rehabilitation but also on the social and emotional issues faced by them.
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Studying Disease With New Gene Editing Method Using Stem Cell ‘Twins’
A new research led by Dr. Knut Woltjen reported a new gene editing technique which can transform a single DNA base in the human genome with absolute precision.
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Dye Used As Antimalarial Killing Parasite At Speed Not Seen Before
A new study led by Radboud university medical center scientists and international colleagues discovered that the dye methylene blue kills malarial parasites at an exceptional rate and can be used as an is an antimalarial which is also safe.
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How Viruses Deactivate The Immune System
A new study done in McGill University have revealed a molecular mechanism which can give an answer to the question that how the virus is dodging the immune system and causing chronic infections, such as HIV or hepatitis c virus.
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Old Drug Can Be Used To Fight Cancer With New Actions
Researchers at Arizona State University ‘s Biodesign Institute developed a method to screen a broad range of kinases for a drug's effectiveness.
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Unapproved Drugs In India Poses Threat To Antibiotic Resistance Control
According to a new study published in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, there are Millions of antibiotics being sold in India each year which are made from the unapproved formulation.
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