ALS: Newly discovered subtypes and sex differences suggest novel therapeutic approaches
Newly discovered ALS subtypes and sex differences in molecular processes suggest potential novel therapeutic approaches. …
Newly discovered tumor immune evasion mechanism could significantly improve cancer immunotherapies
Researchers have uncovered a key mechanism that restricts anticancer immune responses by cytotoxic T cells. …
Utilizing the tumor’s appetite for sugar: Growth mechanism in T cell lymphomas decoded
Study decodes a mechanism that makes T cell lymphomas grow rapidly. …
Cause of sleep disturbance in heart disease identified
Heart disease causes sleep disturbances by affecting the production of the sleep hormone melatonin in the pineal gland. …
Gut bacteria are crucial for liver regeneration
The success of liver regeneration following injury depends to a large extent on gut bacteria which provide building blocks for cell division. …
Fatty liver hepatitis is caused by auto-aggressive immune cells
Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), also known as fatty liver hepatitis, is caused by immune cells that attack healthy liver tissue. …
COVID-19 risk increases with airborne pollen
Increased airborne pollen concentrations correlate with higher COVID-19 infection rates. …
New synthetic peptides could attenuate atherosclerosis
Synthetic peptide therapeutics block atherosclerosis in animal model. …
Gene network helps to turn white fat into beneficial calorie-burning fat
The identification of a gene regulatory network that controls the conversion of white fat into beneficial calorie-burning brown fat could lead to new approaches for treating overweight and obesity. …
Direct toxic action of beta-amyloid identified
New study identifies cause of early cellular dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease. …
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