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Results in Canine Model Show Potential for Muscular Dystrophy Gene Therapy

A team of immunologists and molecular biologists has demonstrated in a canine model a gene therapy method for treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy that is able to penetrate all muscles in the body. More...
11 Nov 2008

Can Cancer Cells Be Reprogrammed Back to Normality?

A team of cancer researchers has published a report suggesting a novel approach to cancer therapy: instead of killing cancer cells, why not reprogram them to become normal again? More...
11 Nov 2008

Stem Cell Activation Technique Works Well in Tissue Cultures

A novel method for covalently binding a specific sugar molecule to the surface of mesenchymal stem cell is designed to induce the stem cells to leave the blood stream and migrate to sites of injury where they can differentiate to replace damaged tissue. More...
11 Nov 2008

Interferon-Gamma's Link to MS Is Determined by Location

A recent publication described the creation of a line of genetically engineered mice lacking receptors for interferon-gamma that was utilized to study the role of this cytokine in the development of multiple sclerosis. More...
10 Nov 2008

Bacterial Toxin Requires Dietary Sugar Residues

Bacteriologists have found that the subtilase cytotoxin produced by pathogenic Escherichia coli O157:H7 preferentially binds to cell surface sugar residues that are not produced by humans and must be incorporated from the diet. More...
10 Nov 2008

Hydrogen Sulfide Helps Control Blood Pressure

A new study reveals that the unpleasant aroma of hydrogen sulfide as it is expelled by bacteria living in the colon helps control blood pressure in mice. More...
10 Nov 2008

Inhibiting Immune System Activity Slows Growth of Neurofibroma Tumors

Cancer researchers have found that plexiform neurofibroma tumors, complex structures that include many different types of cells including nervous tissue and cells from the immune system, are susceptible to drugs that inhibit immune system activity. More...
10 Nov 2008
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