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Adult Stem Cells Found in Artery Walls

Researchers have shown that a subpopulation of adult artery wall cells has the ability to differentiate into cartilage, bone, muscle, or marrow stromal cells. More...
11 Nov 2003

Mouse Model for Study of Neurodegenerative Proteins

Researchers have established a mouse model that allows them to study two proteins, p25 and cyclin-dependent kinase 5 (Cdk5), which are involved in the neuronal death and atrophy found in neurodegenerative diseases. More...
11 Nov 2003

Mutation Shown to Extend Life Expectancy

Researchers have identified a beneficial mutation in a gene involved in lipid metabolism that seems to lower the incidence of age-related disease and extends the life span into the 90s or more. More...
11 Nov 2003

Phosphorylation Needed for BRCA1 Protein to Suppress Tumors

Researchers have traced the role of phosphorylation in the functioning of a protein-domain module that is found in many proteins that participate in DNA-damage checkpoint or DNA-repair pathways. More...
11 Nov 2003

Human Cell Lines for Use in Research

Three human cells lines, derived from either the pituitary or pancreas gland, provide novel cells that can be used in basic research in diabetes, pancreatic cancer, and endocrinology of the pituitary gland. More...
06 Nov 2003

Defensins Protect Against HIV Infection

Researchers have found that beta defensins 2 and 3 (hBD2 and hBD3), peptides produced by oral mucosal tissue, protect the mouth from infection by the AIDS virus by binding directly to the viral particles and by regulating receptors the virus requires to infect human cells. More...
06 Nov 2003

Metastasis Requires Complex Trigger

Researchers using a Drosophila model system have found that a combination of a mutation in the RAS oncogene and the inactivation of any one of a number of genes affecting cell polarity are required to induce tumors to metastasize. More...
06 Nov 2003
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