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Magnetic probe successfully tracks implanted cells in cancer patients

... or prevent its recurrence or stem cells to repair damaged organs, say the researchers. Bulte and a team of Dutch researchers used MRI and a magnetic probe approved by both European and U.S. agencies to locate therapeutic cells injected into eight melanoma patients. "Our results show that the MRI-based t...

Nanoparticles, nanoshells, nanotubes: How tiny specks may provide powerful tools against cancer

..." because of its ability to get rid of genetically damaged cells. The researchers thought that getting a work...herapy and radiation treatment for cancer, pushing damaged cancer cells to die. They have also demonstrated that the nanocomplex goes only to cancer cells, lea...

Deep treasure to be found in Oculina Bank

...ff Florida. Fishing for shrimp and scallops has damaged a large portion of the concentrated coral areas of these reefs over the past three decades. However, the remaining healthy reefs still support dense and diverse populations of more than 70 fish species and are critical breeding grounds for commercial...

Marine conservation organizations team up to conduct Indonesia coral reefs assessment

... indicate how much of the coral reef structure was damaged by the December 2004 earthquake and tsunami and may provide some early insight into the natural recovery process including the success of corals to reproduce and grow. "The health of the coral reef ecosystem along the Sumatra coastline is vital to ...

Clinical trial to test stem cell approach for children with brain injury

...irst ever with potential to repair a traumatically damaged brain," said James Baumgartner, M.D., associate professor of pediatric neurosurgery and co-principal investigator on the project. As a Phase I clinical trial, the project's first emphasis is to establish the safety of the procedure, with a secondar...

Researchers show how air pollution can cause heart disease

...t until now it was poorly understood how pollution damaged the body's blood vessels. In a well-designed mouse study, where animals breathed air as polluted as the air in New York City, the researchers pinpointed specific mechanisms and showed that air pollution can be particularly damaging when coupled with...

Compound from marine bacteria shows potential as multiple myeloma therapy

...ir proteasome jammed, cells die from the backup of damaged proteins. "Proteasome inhibition is a key therapeutic target and bortezomib (Velcade tm) was the first in a new class of compounds in multiple myeloma. NPI-0052 is a novel proteasome inhibitor with a chemical structure and action that is distinct f...

Limiting the damage in stroke

...d on what happens next. Scientists discovered that damaged and dying brain cells are very actively using an i...more cells die. But if the IKK2 signal is blocked, damaged cells stay alive and even seem to recover. The effects are long-term; neurons in the damaged tissues...

Cord blood cells may widen treatment window for stroke

...ain Repair. "In some animals, the stroke initially damaged half the brain, but after treatment with the cord ...ro of the attack, like those in mild to moderately damaged outlying areas, may succumb over several days through a slower, more orderly process known as apopto...

Discovering the first steps in transcription-coupled repair

...DNA and the open bubble, it sometimes encounters a damaged nucleotide on the strand it is transcribing -- the...whether was the problem was inability to deal with damaged DNA or a subtle defect in general transcription," says Cooper. "To understand the exact nature of th...

Harnessing genomic research

...regeneration will allow the team to understand why damaged nerve cells are unable to repair themselves. The w...to ways of stimulating nerves to regrow and repair damaged connections. Personalised cancer treatment- A large number of cancers are linked to mutations in ...

From one cell, many possible cures

A single cell with the potential to repair damaged heart muscle tissue . . . regenerate injured bone . . . create new cartilage or skin . . . even reverse nerve damage. Human stem cells offer tremendous hope for the development of revolutionary medical treatments for these and a variety of other huma...

Feds give researchers ok for safety test of adult stem cells in patients with heart disease

... acceptance in the study, patients with blocked or damaged heart vessels will be assigned to one of three gro...ity, and Cleveland-based Arteriocyte. Blocked or damaged blood vessels are a major cause of illness and death around the world. Atherosclerosis, for example,...

OHSU discovery sheds light into how stem cells become brain cells

...seases that might be combated by replacing lost or damaged brain cells. The research is published in the curr...er possibility would be the replacement of lost or damaged motor neurons in patients who have suffered brain or spinal cord damage. This research was funded ...

Mapping alcohol brain damage

...s to pinpoint why only some parts of the brain are damaged in alcoholics. Associate Professor Peter Dodd and his team from UQ's School of Molecular and Microbial Sciences has secured a five-year, $1.23 million grant from the United States' biomedical funding arm, the National Institute of Health (NIH) to f...

Scientists show how thinking can harm brain cells

...scribe a new mechanism by which brain cells can be damaged during chronic neurodegenerative diseases. When inflammation occurs in the brain, nerve impulses that are passed between cells during routine activities like learning and memory can become toxic. Instead of triggering the formation of memories, these...

Scientists crack code for motor neuron wiring

...on function in people whose spinal cords have been damaged by trauma or disease. The studies suggest that the code -- which involves members of the family of transcription factors encoded by the Hox genes -- could also govern the establishment of other spinal cord circuits. This circuitry includes interneuro...

Liver cancer linked to cellular repair pathway

...ma, often develops in people with cirrhotic livers damaged by chronic infections, such as hepatitis, by alcohol abuse or other causes. It is rare in people with healthy livers. The cancer's incidence is rising in the United States, with an estimated 17,550 new cases diagnosed in 2005 and 15,420 deaths. One r...

Master genetic switch found for chronic pain

... or cold, as well as those involved in pain due to damaged tissue. The researchers also found that the Runx1-deficient animals showed deficient wiring of certain types of pain neurons. In key experiments, the researchers measured the Runx1-deficient animals' response to four types of pain--thermal, mechanic...

Rice bioengineers pioneer techniques for knee repair

...of replacing the entire articular surface of knees damaged by arthritis. The technique, developed at Rice University's Musculoskeletal Bioengineering Laboratory, is described in this month's issue of the journal Tissue Engineering. "This has significant ramifications because we are now beginning to talk, fo...

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