DIRC3, A molecule that can stop melanoma has been identified
A joint study manages to isolate and identify DIRC3, a molecule that suppresses skin cancer. New hopes to stop melanoma.
A joint study manages to isolate and identify DIRC3, a molecule that suppresses skin cancer. New hopes to stop melanoma.
The nearly 1000-page paper details the cure for HIV and AIDS, and calls for the go-ahead from the FDA. A historic announcement is expected after 40 years.
Injected into the bloodstream, the nanoparticle containing gluten is exchanged for debris and removed without causing the symptoms of celiac disease.
Immunizes children from asthma, allergies and more. Without him, breast milk does not work, and in other types of milk it is practically not there. Here is the GML.
Tiny needles that are released from a capsule taken orally, and inject the drug directly into the intestine: here are the new injections.
The risk of the epidemic spreading is very high, but the future is clear: Ebola is already defeated, the cure works. Now on with the therapies.
The rapid test for celiac disease is nearby: two small samples, only one gluten intake and no interventions on the body. And the vaccine is around the corner.
Are we facing an epochal turning point? Researchers, in fact, may have discovered the weak point of cancer, even at the terminal stage. A team of researchers from University College London, in fact, managed to identify a strategy, supported by funding from Cancer Research UK and the Rosetrees Trust. The research, published in Science, explains how the genetic complexity of tumors can be recognized and exploited by the immune system. When a cancer develops in the human body, in fact, the diversity of its genetic defects can be ... Read more
Human tissues made with 3D printers could very soon save millions of lives: those of laboratory rats. More than three hundred million animals are killed every year in scientific laboratories and research centers around the world: they are mostly mice, rats and rabbits which are used to study vaccines and drugs to be tested in subsequent phases on humans: it is a sad (and sometimes necessary) reality that could soon be avoided. At Heriot Watt… Read more
In an article published last week in Nature the extraordinary results of research conducted by two different laboratories. A mixture of HIV type 1 monoclonal antibodies is capable of eliminating the AIDS virus from the bodies of primates in just 3 days without leaving a trace. The protagonist of the undertaking is the N332-glycan-dependent monoclonal antibody PGT121 mAb which is the main proponent of a very rapid decay of virus levels even in long-infected primates. No yes… Read more