Researchers develop new tool to protect against HIV infection
April 2018 | Science News
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a vaginal implant that could prevent women from contracting HIV.
Soluble Antibodies Promote Tumor Progression by Inducing Immune Suppressive Cells
April 2018 | Science News
Soluble antibodies promote tumor progression by inducing accumulation of myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs) in preclinical cancer models.
Most widely prescribed diabetes drug improves nicotine withdrawal symptoms in animal model
April 2018 | Science News
Metformin, the most widely used medication for diabetes, has also been shown to help treat dementia and some cancers. New research shows smoking cessation may be added to that list.
Scientists make important discovery about cellular reprogramming
April 2018 | Science News
Researchers have made an important discovery about the cellular reprogramming process used in stem cell research for the development of regenerative medicines.
New biological research framework for Alzheimer’s to spur discovery
April 2018 | Science News
The research community now has a new framework toward developing a biologically-based definition of Alzheimer’s disease.
Novel biomarker helps optimize anticancer therapy
April 2018 | Science News
Researchers have identified a vascular stabilization biomarker that can be used to visualize blood vessel activity and optimize the timing of anticancer therapy.
Immunotherapy Combo for Metastatic Lung Cancer Shows Success
April 2018 | Science News
A novel immunotherapy combination is surprisingly effective at controlling the lung cancer progression.
Abundant Neurogenesis Found in Adult Humans’ Hippocampi
April 2018 | Science News
Researchers identified thousands of immature neurons in the brain region, countering a recent result showing little, if any, signs of neurogenesis.
Cancer Metabolism Link with Breast Cancer Oncogene
April 2018 | Science News
Scientists have identified a molecule that connects a biochemical pathway used by cancer cells to generate energy and regulates an oncogene that drives the progression of breast cancer and other tumor types.
Some DNA-Binding Enzymes Prefer Fake DNA to the Real Thing
April 2018 | Science News
If these DNA mimics can be twisted just so, they may turn out to be useful decoys, capable of misleading the enzymes deployed by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and other viruses.
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