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Mar 22,2016
Halting Ribosomal Rescue Key to Thwarting Virulent Bacteria
    The general mechanism for most antibiotics is stopping microbial protein translation by stalling ribosomes on mRNA molecules. However, many bacteria have evolved rescue pathways that allow them to circumvent antibiotic mechanisms, helping to facilitate the rapid increase in drug resistance. Yet now, researchers at Penn State University have released results from a new study thatRead more
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Mar 22,2016
Proteomic Clues to Higher Risk of Dementia of Women
    Expect the number of dementia patients to triple by 2050, but don't expect any cures, not anytime soon. In hopes of learning how to slow dementia, scientists are trying to understand how the condition progresses at the molecular level, where drugs might be effective. For example, scientists based at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in SingaporeRead more
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Mar 21,2016
Five Inflammatory Diseases Erupt from Common Genetic Ground
    It isn't exactly earth-shaking news that a number of inflammatory diseases, including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, commonly occur together in individuals and families. Also, it has long been suspected that these inflammatory processes emanate from a shared fault, either environmental or genetic. But now, thanks to a global survey, the subterranean connection has finallyRead more
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Mar 21,2016
For Stem Cells, Half a Genome Is Better Than None
    Scientists from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Columbia University Medical Center, and The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) Research Institute say they succeeded in generating a new type of embryonic stem cell that carries a single copy of the human genome rather than the usual two copies typically found in normal stem cells. TheRead more
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Mar 18,2016
Gut Microbiome Linked to Male Reproductive Disorders
    Researchers believe the bacteria located in the gastrointestinal tract may be inherited from father to offspring determining later disease risk, such as obesity.  In older males, this bacterium may promote conditions like prostatitis that can result in prostate cancer.       "Microbiomes are influenced by many factors such as temperature, the pH or acidity of theRead more
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Gut Microbiome Linked to Male Reproductive Disorders
Mar 18,2016
Simple Mechanism Lets Primitive Cells Grow, Avoid Washed-Out Feeling
If the origins of life are to be recapitulated, any number of natural cellular innovations will have to be reenacted in the artificial cells built by scientists. One of these innovations, an enzyme activation mechanism, appears to have been brought to the fore by scientists based at Massachusetts General Hospital. With this mechanism, primitive cellsRead more
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Mar 17,2016
Cyborg Cardiac Patch May Treat The Damaged Heart
    More than 25% of the people on the national US waiting list for a heart will die before receiving one. Despite this discouraging figure, heart transplants are still on the rise. There just hasn't been an alternative until now.     The "cyborg heart patch,” a new engineering innovation from Tel Aviv University, may single-handedly change theRead more
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Mar 17,2016
Large Genomic Study On Kidney Cancer Brings Hope For More Effective Treatments
Understanding the complexity of cancer is an important goal of the scientific community, and for kidney cancer researchers, this goal just got closer. Dr. Chad Creighton, associate professor of medicine and member of the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center Division of Biostatistics at Baylor College of Medicine, led the study that analyzed nearly 900 kidney cancers at the molecular level.
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Large Genomic Study On Kidney Cancer Brings Hope For More Effective Treatments
Mar 16,2016
Virus Hijacks MicroRNA to Ensure its Propagation
    It is the very simplistic nature of viruses that often makes them notoriously difficult to understand—they have a singular nature, driven by the necessity to replicate and produce more virus. Often considered the ultimate parasite, viruses shed all of their nonessential parts and cram the basics into their diminutive genetic code and packaging, looking toRead more
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Mar 16,2016
Getting Closer Using Beer Hops To Fight Against Cancer
    Hops, those little cone-shaped buds that give beer its bitter flavor, pack a surprisingly healthful punch. They are widely studied for their ability to halt bacterial growth and disease. Now, researchers report that they are close to synthesizing the healthful hops compounds in the lab. This advance could one day lead to medicines from theseRead more
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