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Life Saving Cancer Drugs – From Chicken! Possible Says 'Dolly’ Creatos

...y to expand the institute’s development of medical applications of Dolly technolgy”....

A need for new stem cell lines

...id such a ban could mean that regenerative medical applications will never occur and people with terrible diseases won't be healed. He also said that since much biomedical research is international, it's likely most useful lines and reagents will be developed outside the U.S..Therefore, a ban on importation would...

Stem cell research

... source of any type of human cell, they have major applications in research and medicine," said a team member Prof...oted that almost all of the wide-ranging potential applications of [embryonic stem] cell technology in human medicine are based on the assumption that it will be po...

Defence against free radicals

...d to do more research to find practical or medical applications of these exciting new findigs.”...

Morepan to file new drug applications with the USFDA

... is planning to file its nine abbreviated new drug applications (ANDA) with the US FDA by the year 2003. The company would file its first two ANDAs - Loratadine (anthistatminic drug) and Atorvastain Calcium (anti-cholesterol) - by the end of 2002. Loratadine is the third-largest selling drug in the world. Curren...

New Prostate Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise

...lerated. Vieweg points out this vaccine could have applications in other cancers, particularly kidney and skin cancer....

Attacking therapy with electricity

... including heart disease and glaucoma. Some of the applications are now in advanced development, for head and neck tumours, for example. In the future, electroporation could be very widely applied for drug delivery....

Mutating viruses helps produce antibodies

.... The scientists are coming up with biotechnology applications such as artificial antibodies from this mutation process by working with chemist Gregory Weiss of the University of California in Irvine. For instance, by taking the phage's tail-like protein and mutating it, they could come up with a chemical that c...

Nasal sprays used for other ailments!

...f osteoporosis, migraine and diabetes. Many more applications are being developed. Nasal sprays are an ideal alternative when pills and injections aren't a practical option and will be welcomed by the many people who hate to have a needle stuck in them....

Space research leads to needle-free blood tests

...t in interpreting the result. They think the first applications of near infrared will be for seriously ill people, where multiple samples are needed and perhaps in researching the science of sport. But one day we may all be able to use the needle-free approach for routine blood tests....

Brain cells protected by new compounds

...igger cancer in other cells of the body. Potential applications in humans are widespread - the first trials could be to protect against Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis....

A Reason To Smile

...ort their current use and shows promise for future applications of lasers in dentistry....

Research Finds How Post-traumatic Stress Leads to Long-Lasting Memories

...a person than a more sedate event. Ulimately these applications will find ways to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. A research team led by UC Irvine neuroscientists has identified how the brain processes and stores emotional experiences as long-term memories. The study shows that emotionally arousing events...

DNA and clones

...e-dimensional structure."The results may also have applications in the understanding of diseases. There are a growing number of human diseases that may be caused not just by genes, but where they appear on the genome."We call these 'position effects', which means we really don't yet understand them," Dr Walter sa...

Discovery of World’s smallest laser

...o-electronics community because of their potential applications in miniature optical computer circuitry and communicationsdevices, Yang said. Yang and his laboratory colleagues have joined with Richard Saykally, professor of chemistry, of UC Berkeley lab to image single zinc oxide nanowires in the act of produ...

New Stem Cells lines will be required

...d such a ban could mean that "regenerative medical applications will never occur and people with terrible diseases won't be healed." He also said that since much biomedical research is international, "it's likely most useful lines and reagents will be developed outside the U.S." Therefore, a ban on importation wo...

Mini motor for micromedical applications

...cture, may become the motive force in micromedical applications in the near future, according to Penn State engine...will tear the skin and draw blood. “Initially, our applications for these motors are aimed at medical uses,” says Dr. Kenji Uchino, professor of electrical engineer...

MRI, To Detect Remodeling Of Heart and Help Preserve Function

... internal organs inside the body. The technology's applications and image quality have grown steadily since MRI was introduced into medicine in the 1990s. // It is now possible to tag the work of millions of individual strands of heart muscle fibers, which work together to ensure circulation though out our body...

T-waves to sweep over imaging technology

...-rays are opening the door to a wide variety of // applications and are based on the terahertz (THz) region of the...anufacturing, space, and defense industries. T-ray applications that could enable the label-free characterization of genetic material; detect a C-4 explosive hidden...

Worlds Largest Cord Blood Bank to be started in India

...tem cell product to those researching the possible applications of stem cells for spinal cord injuries and diabetes. Histostem has agreed to sell the stem cells only to government registered stem cell transplant centers, which all operate under the watchful eye of an ethical review board. Together with the Hydera...

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