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Spleen Cell Transplantation Reverses Autoimmune Diabetes
Diabetes researchers have found that transplantation of adult spleen cells into a mouse model for human type I diabetes resulted in suppression of autoimmune activity, return to normoglycemia, and apparent permanent reversal of the disease. More...25 Nov 2003
Oxidative Stress and Inflammation Linked to Frameshift Mutations
Cancer researchers have found that malondialdehyde, an endogenous product of oxidative stress, induces sequence-dependent frameshift mutations and base pair substitutions in bacteria and in mammalian cells and may play a role in the development of colorectal cancer in humans. More...21 Nov 2003
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Collaboration to Combine siRNA and Reverse Transfection
New Genetic Link Found to Prostate Cancer
Tim-3 Proteins Shut Down Immune Attack
Nitrite Found to Have Function in Blood Vessels
Mutations Associated with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Awards Announced for Young Global Investigators
Mutation in Actin Domain Linked to Hearing Loss
Vaccine for Hantavirus Elicits Antibody Response
Autoantibodies Appear Long Before Lupus Symptoms
Complex Structure and Function of Alzheimer's Enzyme
Collaboration to Develop New Drug for Parkinson's
Adult Stem Cells Found in Artery Walls
Mouse Model for Study of Neurodegenerative Proteins
Mutation Shown to Extend Life Expectancy
Phosphorylation Needed for BRCA1 Protein to Suppress Tumors
Human Cell Lines for Use in Research
Defensins Protect Against HIV Infection
Metastasis Requires Complex Trigger
Collaboration on Cardiac Stem Cell Research
Protofibrils May Be Culprits in Type II Diabetes
Phosphate Group Is Key Regulator of Melatonin Metabolism
HTLV-1 Protein Stimulates Lymphocyte Proliferation
Gene Found that Signals Puberty
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