- Cancer Biology
Durvalumab improves survival of patients with non-small cell lung cancer
Researchers have investigated increase in lifespan of patients suffering from third stage of lung cancer when treatment included durvalumab.
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New DNA Vaccine Shows Promise For Cancer Immunotherapy
The new DNA vaccine, focusing on the human tumor-related MAGE-A group of proteins, is successful and safe in a melanoma preclinical model.
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Cooking with wood or coal increases respiratory illness risk: New study
Consuming wood or coal to cook food is related with an expanded danger of hospitalization or becoming a victim of respiratory infections.
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Synthetic Organelle Shows Sugar Metabolism Reactions Cascade
Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology constructed a chemical blend in the laboratory which closely mimics membraneless organelles.
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CRISPR Screen Reveals New Targets In Squamous Cell Carcinomas
A team of Researchers at the University of Colorado Cancer Center has elucidated p63 activity in lung squamous cell carcinoma.
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New Protein Modifying Method Can Develop Precise Cancer Drugs
Background Protein research is one of the highly studied areas in the field of medical science. The ability of the proteins to develop far more effective drugs for cancer, diabetes, etc is utilized by the researchers. However, it is also important to note that while proteins show great potential in the development of pharmaceuticals, they also pose trickiest challenges. They…
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Influence of Anti-inflammatory diet on Aging
Anti-inflammatory diet An anti-inflammatory diet is composed of food that reduces the inflammatory response. any mainstream nutrition expert would encourage you to eat anti-inflammatory food. It also helps to tackle autoimmune disease and other chronic illness. What’s new A recent study published in the Journal of internal medicine found that sticking to the anti-inflammatory diet can reduce the risk of…
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MPAK Pathway Can Help in Treating Renal Diseases
The number of people suffering from kidney related disorders often termed as Renal Disorders is on rise in the world. Diseases like diabetes and other congenital abnormalities occur very frequently and have played a crucial role in the development of renal diseases. The only options available to the patients for the treatment is dialysis and kidney transplant. And both these…
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New Method To Fight Drug Tolerant Bacteria
In a leading research conducted at the Research Institute of McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC), the scientists have identified new means of fighting drug-tolerant bacteria, which has become a growing global threat. It is considered as dangerous as the drug-resistant microbes. Till date, there is not much information available about the mechanisms that lead to tolerance. Tolerance is a strategy…
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How Rare antibodies can neutralize many types of Ebola Virus
Ebola virus Ebola virus can cause a severe, often fatal illness in humans. It can be transferred to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission. It causes severe bleeding, organ failure and ultimately leads to death. What’s new? A recent study from the Scripps Research Institute brought weaknesses of Ebola virus into the spotlight.…
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