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BioResearch

Gene Silencing Protein Found to Be Enzyme Modifier

Researchers have found that the Sir2 protein, known to be required for gene silencing, modifies the enzyme acetyl-CoA synthetase that may be related to the extended lifespan in many organisms resulting when calories are restricted. More...
24 Jan 2003

Molecular Trigger Initiates Embryonic Lymph System Divergence

A recent study has found that the SLP-76 and Syk proteins, known to have signaling functions in white blood cell development, are critical factors in the process that separates the lymphatic system from the circulatory system during development. More...
24 Jan 2003

US Gene Therapy Trials Halted After Illness

After undergoing gene therapy, a boy in France developed a condition resembling leukemia, the US Food and Drug Administration recently halted 27 US trials of gene therapy. More...
24 Jan 2003

Lowering Blood Levels of Beta-Amyloid to Treat Alzheimer's

A study has found that lowering the blood levels of beta-amyloid in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease decreased the number of brain plaques and may be safer than the vaccine method of therapy. More...
22 Jan 2003

Three European Scientists Awarded Medicine Prize

The Louis-Jeantet Foundation for Medicine (Geneva, Switzerland) has announced that three innovative scientists in Europe have been awarded the foundation's 2003 Prize for Medicine. More...
22 Jan 2003

Two Mutations Cause Same Type of Gastrointestinal Cancer

A recent study on the causes of gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) has revealed that a defective protein coded by a mutated form of the platelet-derived growth factor receptor alpha (PDGFRA) gene is sometimes involved in the development of the disease. More...
22 Jan 2003

Differences in Nitric Oxide Metabolism in Sickle Cell Patients

A study has shown that differing rates of metabolism of nitric oxide, which triggers dilation of blood vessels, may determine why sickle cell anemia affects adult males more seriously than females. More...
22 Jan 2003
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