Research: CAR T cell longevity is controlled by the influence of a protein
CAR T cell therapy allows a patient’s T cells to be reprogrammed to identify and eliminate the cancer cells
Category: Research
Neurodegenerative disease can be triggered by a viral infection; mitochondria have a key role
An increasing neurodegenerative illness can be brought on by a viral infection, according to research by a multidisciplinary scientific team at the University of Helsinki. The antiviral defence mechanisms’ responsibilities for mitochondria are related to this process.
Research: Metabolism in human cells can be slowed down by introduced tardigrade proteins
The processes that tardigrades utilize to enter and escape suspended animation in response to environmental stress.
A new immunotherapy to prevent CAR T-cell therapy inactivity due to resistant leukemia
Novel immunotherapies like CAR T-cell therapies may not be effective in treating aggressive types of blood cancer due to a unique mutation in the cancer cells.
Blood test for Tuberculosis; researchers at the final phase of development
A blood test that could identify millions of people who spread tuberculosis unknowingly.
Diary allergy can be overcome by gut bacteria
At the RIKEN Centre for Integrative Medical Sciences in Japan, researchers under the direction of Hiroshi Ohno have found a connection between gut microbiota and [Read More…]
Automated dosing systems can become universal by a breakthrough
Blood-glucose response hacking by synthetic biologists’Â creates a chemotherapy detector
Can milk overcome diabetes? The first insulin-producing transgenic cow created
It was estimated that an average Holstein cow produces 40 to 50 liters of insulin
Micro- and nanoplastics in the body are passed on during cell division
The most significant way that MNPs enter an organism, aside from breathing, is through eating. Every week, particles of plastic up to the weight of a credit card find their way into the digestive system.
A newly designed drug candidate can make pancreatic cancer treatable
Researchers at UC San Francisco have created a medication that might potentially provide a cure for pancreatic cancer, an almost always fatal illness.
