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Nanoparticle Research Offers Hope of Artificial Retinas, Prostheses

...er of ordinary clay and a cell-friendly coating of amino acid, and placed cultured neurons on the very top. When light shines on them, the mercury-tellurium nanoparticle film layers produce electrons, which then move up into the PDDA film layers and produce an upward-moving electrical current. "As you bu...

Scientists Enlist Worms to Discover New Therapies for Huntington’s Diseas

...fect certain enzymes will have, on the clusters of amino acids associated with Huntington’s disease. Th...s think it might be a way of the cell removing bad amino acids out of the way), the team has discovered some enzymes which make the clumps bigger, and some w...

Cannibalistic Signals Help Mammalian Embryos Develop Normally

...cellular functions. Autophagy is known to generate amino and fatty acids utilized in ATP production. Treatment with an alternative fuel, methylpyruvate, restored normal levels of ATP in autophagy-deficient mouse embryonic bodies and bypassed the bodies’ failure to prompt signals needed for the healthy ce...

Child Struck With Mystery Illness Shows Signs of Recovering

...s nervous system. The vitamin in question is the amino acid l-serine. Since taking three amino acid l-serine tablets a day, Timothy has managed to lift up his head and walk a few steps with sup...

Specially Developed Proteins Could Help Resist Ageing

...n and ageing,' he notes. Similar experiments on amino acids, nucleic acids and fats called lipids, using heavy forms of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen could be on the way. The idea has received a mixed reception from scientists in the field. Some point out that deuterium is toxic in moderate qu...

Hormone-based Heart Pill to Control High Blood Pressure

... development of new therapies based on clusters of amino acids called peptides. The Mayo Clinic researchers...re. The Mayo Clinic team started with a cluster of amino acids called C-type natriuretic peptide (CNP). CNP has properties important for heart health, such a...

Discovery in Male Mice Gives Hope in Providing Clues to Find Infertility in Men

...ach parent. The mutation leads to a change in an amino acid in Dmc1 that blocks meiosis in its tracks, preventing sperm production. The mutant allele (one version of the pair of genes we inherit from each parent) is dominant; females who carry it remain fertile but carry the defect and pass the mutation ...

Chondroitin may Not Have Any Beneficial Effect on Arthritis, New Study Says

...e some disability caused by it. Glucosamine, an amino sugar, is thought to promote the formation and repair of cartilage. Chondroitin, a carbohydrate, is a cartilage component that is thought to promote water retention and elasticity and to inhibit the enzymes that break down cartilage. Both compounds a...

HIV/AIDS- Possible Cure From Within

... Announcing the discovery of a peptide (chain of amino acids) derived from filtrate residues of kidney di...-viral potency a hundred fold by just changing two amino acids in the sequence. As of now, the licensed manufacturing company VIRO Pharmaceuticals GmbH, wh...

Peptide Found in Human Blood Inhibits 60 Strains of HIV, Study Says

...eir blood. According to Kirchhoff, by altering two amino acids, VIRIP's antiviral potency increased one hundredfold. VIRIP attacks a protein, called GP-41 and found on the surface of HIV, that the virus uses to penetrate the surface of human cells, the Chronicle reports. According to Warner Greene, direc...

Brazil Spider Offers Hope for Those Suffering from Erectile Dysfunction

...ound turned out to be a relatively short string of amino acids called a peptide. Then, they injected the venom-chemical into rats stimulated to begin an erection. A tiny needle-like device inserted into each rat’s penis measured the pressure change, which corresponds with the increase in blood flow to th...

Altered Protein Structure was Found in Autism Patients

...oligins because of the similarity in structure and amino acid sequence with acetylcholinesterase....

New Developments in Rheumatoid Arthritis

...e comes in contact with arginine, one of 20 common amino acids in proteins. When one of the enzymes is present, nitrogen is removed from the chemical structure of arginine and it converts into citrulline. Laboratories have developed a test to measure for anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibody, or ant...

Folic Acid may Help to Cut Down the Stroke Risk

...n to lower levels of homocysteine in the blood, an amino acid believed to boost the danger of stroke, heart disease and deep vein thrombosis. Scientists, led by Professor Xiaobin Wang, from Northwestern University in Chicago, US, combined together the Lancet review of eight folic acid trials, centering o...

Aerobic Exercise Helps Maintain Muscle in Elderly: Research

...ood vessels that feed the muscles protein-building amino acids, glucose and insulin (which itself also work... Tracer techniques enabled the scientists to track amino acids (the building blocks of muscle proteins) and determine muscle-protein synthesis and breakdown ...

Gene Variant Responsible for Acquiring Intellect and Memory in Humans Identified

...as exchanged for an adenine, causing 45 additional amino acids to be loaded into the protein that the gene expresses. Boffins say that the changes make humans' neuropsin II significantly different from the neuropsin made by other mammals. "It would be extremely exciting if the new form [of neuropsin] e...

'Cocaine' Turns 'Censored' and Remains 'energy Drink'

...t in the category. It also contains taurine, an amino acid, and guarana, a stimulant from a South American plant, as well as vitamins and other ingredients. The makers pitched it as "the legal alternative" to compete in a rapidly growing market for energy drinks worth more than 3.5 billion dollars in...

Researchers Identifies Molecules That is Effective in Fighting Against Breast Cancer

...solved receptor, while peptides smaller than eight amino acids did not. The Hamilton researchers used advanced computational methods to predict the structure and dynamics of active peptides, leading to discovery of smaller peptides with full biological activity. The results were used to identify smaller...

Indian Researcher Finds Human Urine Grows Better Fish Food

...nitrogen compounds that degrade rapidly to release amino acids and minerals, fertilizing the growth of algae, which the plankton then feed on. "We believe this quick release of nutrients induced the fast reproduction in the plankton," said Jana. "We have not yet encountered any diseases or abnormaliti...

Boffins a Step Closer to Solving Puzzle of Lou Gehrig's Disease

...causing enzymes, most of which have only one wrong amino acid out of 153, to try to understand their properties and learn what makes them toxic. "Some of the mutant proteins are very different from the normal protein, but others are virtually identical to the normal protein - yet they all cause the disea...

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