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October 25, 2021

When it comes to healing without scarring, it pays to be small

October 25, 2021

J&J coronavirus vaccine produces low antibody response, study finds

October 25, 2021

Circular RNAs in Hedgehog signaling activation and Hedgehog-mediated medulloblastoma tumors

October 24, 2021

An Update on Revel Pharmaceuticals, Working on Glucosepane Cross Link Breakers

Revel Pharmaceuticals is the result of work funded in large part by the SENS Research Foundation, with the support of its many philanthropic donors. That part of the history of the underlying research isn't covered in today's short article on the company, so it seems worth mentioning here. Cross-links are […]
October 24, 2021

Preventing and Rescuing Hearing Loss

October 24, 2021

Study finds link between sleep habits and weight gain in newborns

October 24, 2021

COVID vaccine booster increases antibody responses, is protective in rhesus macaques

October 24, 2021

$7.5 million to study elusive cell type important in aging, cancer, other diseases

October 24, 2021

Study Suggests Genetic Disease CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder Could Be Treatable after Childhood

October 24, 2021

How Sexism Hinders Brain Research

October 23, 2021

Reviewing Known Approaches to Targeting Senescent Cells to Treat Age-Related Disease

Researchers here discuss the distinguishing features of senescent cells and known ways to target those features in order to selectively destroy these cells. Senescent cells accumulate with age throughout the body, likely the consequence of an accelerated pace of creation and a slower pace of destruction by the immune system. […]
October 23, 2021

This pyramid scheme could be helpful

October 23, 2021

Researcher receives NIH grant to understand structural underpinnings of fibrosis

October 23, 2021

AI Tool Pairs Protein Pathways with Clinical Side Effects, Patient Comorbidities to Suggest Targeted Covid-19 Treatments

October 22, 2021

Immune system keeps the intestinal flora in balance

Trillions of benign bacteria live in the intestine. They are kept in a continuous balance by the immune system, which thereby makes them harmless to humans. Researchers in the Department for BioMedical Research (DBMR) at the University of Bern and Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, and German Cancer Research Center have […]
October 22, 2021

So-called junk DNA plays critical role in mammalian development

October 22, 2021

Studies boost CRISPR gene-editing prospects

October 22, 2021

Nudging cells to repair damaged retinas

October 22, 2021

A new breakthrough for treatment of male infertility

October 22, 2021

Missing well-child visits leads to delayed autism diagnoses

October 22, 2021

Machine Learning in Precision Medicine to Preserve Privacy via Encryption

October 22, 2021

LLNL joins Human Vaccines Project to accelerate vaccine development and understanding of immune response

October 21, 2021

Age versus Frailty as a Predictor of Mortality

A number of companies and research groups are performing drug discovery by using effects on frailty in mice as a readout. To what degree is frailty an adequate measure of the harms done by aging? One way to answer that question is to assess mortality in a human study population […]
October 21, 2021

DNA tangles can help predict evolution of mutations

October 21, 2021

Is ‘junk DNA’ a key to killing cancer cells?

October 21, 2021

Psychotic experiences in children predict genetic risk for mental disorders

October 21, 2021

NIH launches program to map a rare type of non-dividing cells implicated in human health and disease

October 21, 2021

Brain molecule helps ‘wake up’ cells that could help tackle MS and similar diseases

October 21, 2021

Treatment enhances anti-leukemia effect of bone marrow transplant, reduces recurrence

October 21, 2021

To selectively kill cancer cells, target a protein channel in the cell’s lysosome, study suggests