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Nov 21,2018
"Anti-Evolution Drugs” Could Offer New Strategy against Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
The battle between medicine and harmful bacteria has traditionally centered on the hunt for new antimicrobial drugs, but the pathogens almost inevitably develop resistance to every type of antibiotic developed. A team at the University of Washington (UW), Seattle, has now developed a new strategy that thwarts this ability to develop antimicrobial drug resistance (AMR)Read more
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"Anti-Evolution Drugs” Could Offer New Strategy against Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
Nov 21,2018
Medicilon Biomedicine's 15th Anniversary Series of Events Seminar on Innovative Drug Preclinical Research and Application-Nanjing
Medicilon will launch the 15th anniversary tour of "Hand in hand with you to help new drugs” nationwide. We invite you to witness our service capabilities in the field of new drug preclinical research and all our efforts in the development process, and to share and discuss the bits and pieces of new drug development.Read more
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Medicilon Biomedicine's 15th Anniversary Series of Events Seminar on Innovative Drug Preclinical Research and Application-Nanjing
Nov 20,2018
Brown Fat Makes an Attractive Target for New Approaches to Treating Obesity
Scientists from Germany and Finland report that brown fat interacts with the gut hormone secretin in mice to relay nutritional signals about fullness to the brain during a meal. The study ("Secretin-Activated Brown Fat Mediates Prandial Thermogenesis to Induce Satiation”), published in Cell, reinforces our understanding of a long-suspected role of brown adipose tissue, a typeRead more
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Nov 20,2018
Brain Cancer Spread Might Be Halted by Targeting Interstitial Fluid Flow
Scientists at Virginia Tech, led by Jennifer Munson, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the department of biomedical engineering and mechanics in the College of Engineering, say they may have found a solution to stopping the spread of glioblastoma. In an article ("Convective forces increase CXCR4-dependent glioblastoma cell invasion in GL261 murine model”) published in Scientific Reports,Read more
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Brain Cancer Spread Might Be Halted by Targeting Interstitial Fluid Flow
Nov 19,2018
Life-Extending Alzheimer's Disease Candidates Identified from Diet Supplements
Old age is the greatest risk factor for many diseases, including Alzheimer's disease (AD) and cancer. Geroprotectors are a recently identified class of anti-aging compounds. Scientists at the Salk Institute have identified a new subclass of anti-aging geroprotector compounds that can slow aging in mice and could represent promising drug candidates for Alzheimer's disease (AD).Read more
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Life-Extending Alzheimer's Disease Candidates Identified from Diet Supplements
Nov 19,2018
Conjugated Nanoparticles Improve Chemo Drug Delivery
Improving how chemotherapy is delivered to cancer cells is a major concern for researchers and drug manufacturers. One of the big issues with chemotherapy is that most treatment approaches focus on the tumor itself without paying significant attention to the microenvironment surrounding the tumor. Now, investigators at Purdue University have developed new technology aimed atRead more
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Conjugated Nanoparticles Improve Chemo Drug Delivery
Nov 16,2018
Happy Thanksgiving 2018
  Thanksgiving is the time to say thanks to our valued partners, colleagues and friends. In this time of gratitude, we give thanks for you.  We value your patronage and appreciate your confidence in us. Counting you among our clients is something for which we are especially grateful. Medicilon wish you a very happy, warmRead more
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Nov 16,2018
Norovirus Insights May Improve Conditions Below Deck
Outbreaks of norovirus in health care settings and outbreaks caused by a particular genotype of the virus are more likely to make people seriously ill, according to a new study ("The Norovirus Epidemiologic Triad: Predictors of Severe Outcomes in US Norovirus Outbreaks, 2009–2016”) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in The Journal of Infectious Diseases.Read more
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Nov 16,2018
Herbal Folk Remedy Molecular Mechanisms Uncovered
Traditional herbal medicines used for centuries often have tangible physiologic and therapeutic value. Yet, for these remedies to be successful for the masses the underlying cellular and molecular properties need to be carefully teased out and assessed for safety and effectiveness. In that vein, investigators in the department of physiology & biophysics at the UniversityRead more
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Nov 15,2018
Probiotic May Represent Bone-Boosting Therapy for Osteoporosis
A widely used probiotic stimulates bone formation in mice, and could feasibly represent a new approach to preventing or treating osteoporosis in human patients, according to research by Emory University researchers. Studies by Roberto Pacifici, Ph.D., and colleagues showed that in young, healthy female mice, treatment using Latobacillus rhamnosus GG (LGG) prompted other intestinal bacteria toRead more
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