Archive: 12/06/2020

Coronavirus: why we're investigating the long-term impact on hearing

While the pace of research on the novel coronavirus has been impressively rapid, there remains a lot we still don't know about the wily pathogen. One of those unknowns is the potential long-term health implications for people ...

Jun 12, 2020

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Atypical myosin plays a key role in neuron branching

RIKEN scientists have used a new approach combining molecular genetics, cell imaging and artificial learning to make the unexpected finding that Myosin6, a well-known actin motor protein, plays a key role in neuron branching. ...

Jun 12, 2020

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Genetics could help diagnose diabetes in Indians, study shows

A new way of using genetics to diagnose diabetes could pave the way for better diagnosis and treatment in Indians, new research has concluded.

Jun 12, 2020

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Silicones may lead to cell death

Silicone molecules from breast implants can initiate processes in human cells that lead to cell death. Researchers from Radboud University have demonstrated this in a new study published on 12 June in Scientific Reports. ...

Jun 12, 2020

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COVID-19 and the need for expanding research on calcium homeostasis breakdown

The prevention and therapy of virus infections are often confounded by the high mutation rates and there is an increasing attention to know how this viral invasion impacts on human cells/organs. "Disruption of calcium homeostasis ...

Jun 12, 2020

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Antihypotensive agent disrupts the immune system in sepsis

Patients who go into septic shock are treated with the antihypotensive agent norepinephrine. Researchers from Radboud University Medical Center published results in today's American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care ...

Jun 12, 2020

An alternative for the "brain tickler?" Scientists explore saliva testing for COVID-19

"It's like having your brain tickled through your nose." "Longest five seconds of my life." "Not for the faint-hearted."

Jun 12, 2020

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Tracking COVID-19 spread faster, and more accurately

With an approach that combines big data, network science and stochastic systems, a Michigan Engineering professor is working to develop algorithms that can quickly and accurately identify COVID-19 "patient zero" as the virus ...

Jun 12, 2020

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Decoding COVID-19: What can genetics reveal about the coronavirus pandemic?

Why do some people fall ill from SARS-CoV-2 while others infected with the virus experience no symptoms?

Jun 12, 2020

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Mental disorders in the family affect the treatment of people with bipolar disorder

Patients with bipolar disorder who have multiple family members with severe mental disorders are more difficult to treat and require more medicine. But if they receive an intensive course of treatment, the effect is just ...

Jun 12, 2020

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