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Medical Xpress / Relationship between type 1 diabetes, interferon response and viral infection is first step toward preventive therapies

A study from an international team of researchers from the Helmholtz Diabetes Center at Helmholtz Zentrum Munich, the Institute of Biomedical and Clinical Science at University of Exeter Medical School, and the Department ...

Mar 9, 2021
Medical Xpress / SPARC: Protein responsible for tendon strength and resilience isolated in new study

We may have been taught that milk does a body good, but when it comes to the ability of our tendons and ligaments to withstand the stresses of walking, running and injury, Secreted Protein Acidic and Rich in Cysteine (SPARC) ...

Mar 8, 2021
Medical Xpress / Research uncovers new potential target for ovarian cancer therapies

Promoting gamma delta T cell response could be an effective strategy for treating advanced ovarian cancer, according to research by an international team from Karolinska Institutet, Menoufia University in Egypt, and the Royal ...

Mar 4, 2021
Medical Xpress / Structure and dynamics of key receptor in migraine pain determined, paving way for better treatment options

A research team with members from Monash University, the ARC Centre for Cryo-electron Microscopy of Membrane Proteins, the University of Tokyo and the University of Otago have determined the shape and kinetics of an important ...

Mar 3, 2021
Medical Xpress / Kidney-on-a-chip offers clues to prevent kidney damage from essential drugs

There are 1.5 million cases of drug-induced kidney toxicity each year in the U.S. Among the usual suspects are cyclosporin and cisplatin, a pair of widely used chemotherapy drugs. Because both are considered lifesaving therapies, ...

Mar 2, 2021
Medical Xpress / FDA-approved antidiarrhea drug can reverse resistance to chemotherapy in a mouse model of leukemia

New research into one of the most common and difficult cancers to treat has revealed an effective route to mitigating chemotherapy resistance through the use of a drug already approved by the FDA to treat diarrhea. The findings ...

Mar 1, 2021
Medical Xpress / Research identifies obesity and infection link

The list of diseases and conditions complicated by obesity is a long one; it includes heart disease, cancer, diabetes and impaired wound healing, as well as skin infections. It is not always clear, however, in what way this ...

Feb 25, 2021
Medical Xpress / New treatment pairs blue light with food-safe plant oil to safely wipe out surface bacteria

A new treatment for eliminating surface bacteria using blue light and carvacrol, a phenol derived from edible oils, creates a photoxic, bacteria-specific reaction that does not contribute to antibiotic resistance. The technique, ...

Feb 23, 2021
Medical Xpress / New insight to Campylobacter sensor structures could lead to targeted antibiotic development

Researchers from the Institute of Glycomics have identified a novel bacterial sensor in Campylobacter species that enable the pathogenic cells to find suitable host cells. The findings have been published in Science Signalling.

Feb 22, 2021
Medical Xpress / Sharpening clinical imaging with AI and currently approved contrast dyes

A new method for analyzing deep-tissue medical images utilizes artificial neural networks to decrease background noise, giving medical practitioners a clearer, sharper image of deep tissues than currently available. 

Jan 14, 2021
Phys.org / Controlled hydraulic fracturing sculpts mammalian embryos into shape

Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a process most often associated with shale gas extraction, but a team of researchers from Institut Curie at the Sorbonne, and the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Biology at the ...

Aug 15, 2019
Phys.org / Smoke from Africa fertilizes the Amazon and tropical ocean regions with soluble phosphorous

A new study reveals that soluble phosphorus that fertilizes the Amazon, as well as the Tropical Atlantic and Southern oceans, is deposited through smoke from biomass fires in Africa.

Aug 14, 2019