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Image: Transmission electron micrograph of a cell mitochondrion (Photo courtesy of Thomas Deerinck, National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research, University of California, San Diego).

Increased Mitochondrial Superoxide Levels Diminish Symptoms of Diabetic Kidney Disease

In vivo studies carried out with chronically diabetic mice have demonstrated a sharp reduction in the production of superoxide anion in the kidney and have shown that restoration of superoxide production reversed most diabetes symptoms.  More...
04 Nov 2013
Image: World map featuring the geographic location of the six HSV-1 clades with respect to human migration: the phylogenetic data supports the “out of Africa model” of human migration with HSV-1 traveling and diversifying with its human host. Each clade is depicted by a roman numeral inside a circle. Land migration is depicted by yellow lines and air/sea migration is shown by the pink line. (Photo courtesy of Aaron W. Kolb, Cécile Ané, Curtis R. Brandt. Using HSV-1 Genome Phylogenetics to Track Past Human Migrations. PLoS ONE, 2013; 8 (10): e76267 DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0076267).

Virus Validates Trail of Ancient Human Migration

A research project encompassing the full genetic code of a common herpes simplex virus type 1 has provided a corroboration of the pattern of human migration. More...
04 Nov 2013
Image: Electron microscope image of glycoprotein Tenascin-C (TNC) (Photo courtesy of Dr. Harold Erickson, Duke University).

Tenascin-C Prevents Postnatal Transmission of HIV by Neutralizing the Virus in Breast Milk

A protein that occurs naturally in human breast milk was shown to capture and neutralize HIV virions and protect babies from becoming infected with the virus.  More...
31 Oct 2013
Image: Researchers at Princeton University have found that microRNAs may serve as both therapeutic targets and predictors of metastasis. In this image, breast cancer cells (right) spread toward the hindlimb bone (left), using the host's own osteoclasts to continue their advance (Photo courtesy of Dr. Yibin Kang, Princeton University).

MicroRNAs Are Regulators and Biomarkers of Bone Cancer Metastasis

Different groups of microRNAs have been found to either inhibit or promote metastasis of cancer in the bone, which occurs in about 70% of patients with late-stage cancer.   More...
30 Oct 2013
Image: A new 3D culture method allows cell material from mice to grow vividly in tree-like structures (Photo courtesy of University of Copenhagen).

3D Culture Designed to Grow Miniature Pancreas

An international team of researchers has successfully developed a three-dimensional approach to grow miniature pancreas from progenitor cells.  More...
30 Oct 2013
Image: Scanning electron microscope image of A. baumannii, with maps of its genome (outer circle) and alien-island sequences (inner circle, red) (Photo courtesy of J. Carr, [US] Centers for Disease Control; T. Gianoulis and D. Massa, Yale University).

Synthetic DNA/RNA Analogues Display Potent Antibiotic Activity

Peptide-conjugated phosphorodiamidate morpholino oligomers, which are synthetic DNA/RNA analogues that silence expression of specific genes, were found to inhibit the growth of Acinetobacter in vitro and in vivo.  More...
29 Oct 2013
Image: Time lapse photos of three leukemia cells being treated with OPEF. Two of the three cells are literally shattered by the treatment (Photo courtesy of PRNewsFoto/Novobiotronics Inc.).

Oscillating Pulsed Electric Fields Strike Major Blow to Resistant Bacteria and Cancer

Oscillating pulsed electric field technology is disarming antibiotic resistance in bacteria as well as destroy cancer cells.   More...
29 Oct 2013
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