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Liver X Receptor Identified as Therapeutic Target for Treatment of Parkinson's Disease

Neurologists seeking means to prevent or treat Parkinson's disease have found that a protein receptor expressed on the microglial cells that surround dopamine-producing neurons plays a critical role in preventing the development of the disease. More...
06 Sep 2012

Novel Hydrogel Delivers Sustained Therapeutic Doses of siRNA

A recent paper described a novel method for packaging and delivery of therapeutic doses of small interfering RNA for cancer treatment with minimal adverse side effects or for tissue engineering applications. More...
06 Sep 2012

New Mouse Model Successfully Created for the Study of Aplastic Anemia

A transgenic mouse model simulating human aplastic anemia has been created and it was used in a study identifying a molecular process linking the bone marrow failure in the disease with telomere impairment. More...
06 Sep 2012

Antioxidant Nanoparticles Neutralize Superoxide and Restore Blood Flow Following Traumatic Brain Injury

A novel class of potent antioxidant nanoparticles restores brain blood flow and normalizes superoxide and nitric oxide levels in the brains of a rat model of traumatic brain injury. More...
05 Sep 2012

Identification of Critical DNA Repair Enzyme May Lead to New Antivirals

Microbiologists have identified the enzyme responsible for the mammalian cell activity called VPg unlinkase that specifically cleaves a unique protein-RNA covalent linkage generated during the viral genomic RNA replication steps of a picornavirus infection. More...
05 Sep 2012

Pharmaceutical Companies Rethink Emerging Market Potential

Recent market reports indicate that actual drug sales in certain emerging countries could fall short of forecasts as a result of slowing economies, intense local competition, and tight government measures geared at controlling healthcare costs and supporting domestic companies. More...
05 Sep 2012
Image: Laura Indolfi (left) holds up a sample of a sponge-like scaffold that she and Elazer Edelman (right) used to show that implanted cells’ therapeutic properties depend on their shape (Photo courtesy of Patrick Gillooly, MIT).

Engineered Tissue Effectiveness Hinges on Where It Is Grown

Tissue implants comprised of cells grown on a sponge-like scaffold have been shown in clinical trials to help heal arteries damaged by atherosclerosis and other vascular diseases. However, it has been not yet known why some implants work better than others do. More...
04 Sep 2012
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