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![Image: A proposed model of hnRNPA2 (in gray) shows where acetyl-CoA (green) can \"dock\" and interact with different components of the protein. These interactions allow it to transfer acetyl-CoA groups to nuclear gene promoters and translate mitochondrial stress to nuclear gene activation, a process associated with cancer progression (Photo courtesy of the University of Pennsylvania).](https://globetechcdn.com/mobile_labmedica/images/stories/articles/article_images/2017-01-03/GMS-462.jpg "Image: A proposed model of hnRNPA2 (in gray) shows where acetyl-CoA (green) can \\"dock\\" and interact with different components of the protein. These interactions allow it to transfer acetyl-CoA groups to nuclear gene promoters and translate mitochondrial stress to nuclear gene activation, a process associated with cancer progression (Photo courtesy of the University of Pennsylvania).")
New Drug Treatments to Target Pneumocystis Dependence on Inositol Transport
A recent paper suggested that the Pneumocystis fungus, a dangerous pathogen that causes pneumonia in HIV patients and other immunocompromised individuals, could be targeted by drugs that would block its inositol transport mechanism. More...29 Dec 2016
Reprogramming Therapy Reverses Signs of Aging in Mouse Progeria Model
Researchers on the biology of aging have shown that when the type of cellular reprogramming used to produce pluripotent stem cells is applied intermittently to whole animals the aging process can be arrested or reversed without stimulating cancer development. More...28 Dec 2016
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