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Increasing Leptin Hormone Reverses Type 2 Diabetes
By employing a new gene therapy technique that increased the production of the appetite-controlling hormone leptin, researchers were able to reverse type 2 diabetes in mice, according to a new study published in the September 2006 online edition of Peptides. More...28 Sep 2006
X-ray Crystallography Reveals Cell's Fight Against Cancer
By the precise use of x-ray crystallography to monitor motion in very large molecules, researchers have captured a first look at the life-or-death struggle of a cancer-causing protein--LTag--and a major tumor-suppressor--p53. More...22 Sep 2006
Israeli Firm Receives Grant to Develop Stem Cell Products
Pluristem Life Systems, Inc. recently announced that its fully owned subsidiary, Pluristem Ltd., has received a U.S.$470,000 grant from Israel's Chief Scientist Office (CSO) to further develop a stem cell solution for bone marrow. More...14 Sep 2006
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