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Stem Cells Engineered for Tendon Repair

A recent report described a method for transforming mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) into tendon-like cells (tenocytes), which may lead to an advance in the treatment of injuries to tendons or ligaments. More...
05 May 2006

Nanoparticles for Anticancer Drug Delivery

Two recent studies have described the use of nanoparticles to deliver chemotherapeutic drugs for the treatment of cancer. More...
05 May 2006

Probucol Protects Arteries by Inhibiting Two-Electron Oxidant

Researchers studying coronary artery disease have found that inhibition of free radicals had little effect on preventing heart disease while treatment of two-electron oxidants retarded development of atherosclerosis. More...
01 May 2006

Serum Protein Proves Effective Against Trypanosomes

Researchers have combined a modified human serum protein with a miniature antibody (nanobody) to create a drug capable of curing trypanosomiasis in mice that has the potential for treating sleeping sickness in humans. More...
01 May 2006

Anatomic Origin No Longer Basis for Cancer Therapy

Traditional cancer therapies, based on different drug regimens for brain, prostate, or ovarian cancer may soon be replaced with therapies that use drugs deemed to be of highest benefit, based on the tumor's pharmacologic profile rather than anatomic origin. More...
28 Apr 2006

Gene Found to Stimulate Infection-Fighting Cells

When the immune system comes across a virus, bacteria, or other infectious agents, cells called B-lymphocytes multiply in lymph nodes and then jump into action to fight off the invaders. More...
26 Apr 2006

Tumor-Suppressor Regulation May Provide Anticancer Strategy

Genetically modified mice convinced scientists that it was time to rework the widely held beliefs about how a powerful tumor-suppressor called p53 is controlled in cells. More...
26 Apr 2006
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