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Neural stem cells may be converted into blood vessels
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
, published in the journal , showed that neural stem cells from adult cervical arteries can be converted into neurons and blood vessels.
to verify the plasticity of adult cervical arterial stem cells (CBSCs), researchers imported CBSCs from human neural sources into genetically modified mice with fluorescent markers.
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Opioid-addicted women who use marijuana do not perform well in methadone treatment
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
After controlling age, methadone dosage, and length of treatment, we found that if cannabis users were women, they were 82 percent more likely to use illegally sourced opioids while treating methadone.
found that if cannabis users were women, they were 82 percent more likely to use illegally sourced opioids while treating methadone.
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Fudan University reveals a new mechanism for the development and regulation of colon cancer
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
at fudan University's Institute of Biomedical Research in Molecular and Cell Biology revealed the important regulatory role of cytokine endopitin, which regulates vascular contraction, on the development of colon cancer through downstream Hippo-YAP/TAZ signaling path paths.
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Sunscreen additives damage hair follicle stem cells
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
Recently, Professor Shen Wei of Qingdao Agricultural University published a research paper in , an internationally renowned academic journal, systematically explaining how nano-zinc oxide, a sunscreen additive applied to the skin surface, invades skin tissue through hair follicle structure and has a negative impact on skin tissue.
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Sun's team revealed a new mechanism for inhibition of the neutral granulocyte's ability to become more functional
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
Professor Sun's team spent more than three years discovering the mechanism by which bacterial endotoxins can "navigate" neutral granulocytes: normal phosphate and polarization of neutral granulocyte skeleton protein MLC control the extension and contraction of neutral granulocyte tails, playing an important role in ensuring the direction of neutral granulocytes.
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Chinese scientists have discovered new results in the study of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
this study is another important finding in the field of liver metabolic disease research, which shows that regulating lysosome-mediated protein degradation disorder by targeting MVB regulatory factors is an effective means of treating NASH.
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The one-handed brain reveals new tissue theories
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
For people who were born with only one hand, a section of their brain that should have been inspired by the activity of the lost hand is now inspired by the activity of other parts of the body, such
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A new strategy to promote functional recovery after stroke was found
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
The research team of Professor Zhao Bingxuan of Fudan University's National Key Laboratory of Medical Neurobiology and The Institute of Brain Sciences found that a drug called "recombinant ADAMTS13" can promote angiogenesic and functional remodeling after stroke, thus effectively improving neurological dysfunction caused by stroke.
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The study reveals the scientific principles of the "Wall Crash Period"
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
results will provide athletes with new ways to improve endurance, and also give patients with heart, lung, type 2 diabetes or other health problems hope to use the drug for aerobic exercise benefits, the researchers said.
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Space-frozen sperm give birth to healthy offspring
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
The researchers used the sperm brought back from space to grow fertilized eggs, resulting in 73 "space rats" with little difference in reproductive success rates from those of laboratory mice that had been preserved on Earth for the same time.
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The Institute of Biophysics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has made progress in the field of therapeutic vaccines for chronic hepatitis B
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
The study, conducted under the guidance of Fu Yang heart and associate researcher Peng Hua, was carried out by researchers from the Institute of Chinese Biophysics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the 302 Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
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The study found that the gene is resistant to leprosy
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
" our study suggests that HLA-B-46:01 may protect the body from leprosy, a result that could explain why the gene spread rapidly 50,000 years ago, making it one of the most important immune genes in Southeast Asia.
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Living in areas with high levels of air pollution can affect a woman's breast density
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
Based on a new study published in , a study of nearly 280,000 women has found that living in areas with high levels of fine particulate matter caused by air pollution may increase a woman's chances of having dense breasts, which have been identified as a risk factor for breast cancer.
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Study the causes of epilepsy triggered by decrypted images
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
, the researchers say, the focus is on gamma oscillation, a special pattern of repetition of nerve activity that is produced in the brain when people see certain images, such as black-and-white striped images.
new study, Hermes and his colleagues concluded that these images, which trigger gamma oscillations, can also induce epilepsy.
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Macrophages conduct electricity to help the heartbeat
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
A team of researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital has determined that macrophages help conduct electrical signals that coordinate heartbeats.
Nahrendorf's research aims to explore the potential role of macrophages in transmitting and coordinating electrical signals that stimulate myocardial contraction.
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The human brain loves virtual information more
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
researchers placed the painting in a specific position, allowing horizontal stripes to fall into the observer's visual blind spot.
As a result, in the eyes of the observer, the painting appears to have no patches, and the vertical stripes are coherent.
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The liver makes you love sugar
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
Gillum and university collaborators found in 2015 that FGF21 secreted by the liver regulates sugar intake in rodents, but it's unclear whether the hormone has a similar effect in humans.
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Fudan University reveals the micro-evolution of tuberculosis bacteria in patients with multidring
Time of Update: 2020-12-08
At the same time, using method models such as population genetics and Markov chain, the micro-evolutionary dynamic process of tuberculosis bacteria in patients with effective multidration and non-effective multidrage co-use was analyzed and compared.
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Key protein synthesis mechanisms for Ebola virus revealed
Time of Update: 2020-12-07
According to Zheng Yonghui researchers, the virus must use the internal environment of the host cell to complete the maturation of its own protein and the assembly of virus particles, which involves a number of biological events of the precision regulatory process, any one of the links of abnormality or absence may lead to the virus can not be assembled and infected.
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The artemisinin-like erythrene may be used to treat obesity
Time of Update: 2020-12-07
Reporters learned from Xiamen University, the university's School of Pharmacy Professor Zhang Xiaokun's research team of the latest results published in the world's leading academic journal " Cell" sub-journal , revealed the separation from the traditional medicinal plant Leigong rattan extracted from the important target and mechanism of the regulation of metabolism, found the potential treatment of obesity.