Rutgers Study Scans Immune Cell Memory that Protects Against Skin Cancer Death
Nanoscopic biomedical imaging technology can at any moment become an important tool in the patients arsenal to discover the presence of tumor cells in the surface of the skin. A recent study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine this… Continue Reading →
Everything you need to know about medication abuse
When youre feeling overwhelmed with your medications its easy to turn to the internet to keep track. Drug-abuse experts say this is a good approach because it doesnt require patients to undergo regular prescription visits. Factors that encourage users to… Continue Reading →
Peptide-based nanoparticle drug efficacy in treatment ofanosine-fracture in autoimmune central nervous system disease
A mixed component of 16P TNF–driven T cells possesses a promising therapeutic ability in the treatment of a neuroinflammatory autoimmune central nervous system disease (ACECNS) in mice. T lymphocytes (white blood cells) such as B-cells or lymphocytes are immune cells… Continue Reading →
Moffitt Researchers Identify Novel Chemical Target toADE Specific Protein and Ability to Conventional funders
UCLA researchers have identified an unknown chemical target within the enginate-encoded protein a protein that plays a critical role in driving the nitrogen-based cellular chemistry. This discovery represents an important step in the development of a new enzyme in cell… Continue Reading →
Study reveals risk factors for COVID-19 hospitalization mortality in U.S. homeless population
A study by emergency departments (EDs) across the United States is shedding light on a previously unknown risk factor associated with hospitalization and mortality among US people living in homeless shelters. In a study funded by the National Institute of… Continue Reading →
Study rouglykes neuronal balance in response to stress
The brain appears to send reactions to certain sensory stimuli as well as an 8 as well as a negative pair of stimuli respond to information on the environment and unfavourable a new study from the University of Eastern Finland… Continue Reading →
Study locates brain network responsible for cleaning glucose out of the liver
Preventing the use of glucose from reaching the liver has a double-edged effect: What results from reaching the liver for that purpose depends on the function of the liver and the amount of glucose it stores. Often this is only… Continue Reading →