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18/06/2021

Archive: 18/06/2021

Controlling brain states with a ray of light

A study led by researchers from IBEC and IDIBAPS achieved, for the first time, the control of brain state transitions using a molecule responsive to light, named PAI. The results not only pave the way to act on the brain ...

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Mutation in highly infectious Alpha variant may help coronavirus evade immune system

The B.1.1.7 coronavirus variant—also known as Alpha—may be more infectious because it contains mutations that make it better adapted to foil the innate immune system, at least for long enough to allow the virus to replicate ...

Jun 18, 2021

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Review of data on reputed neurodegeneration toxins

Identifying the causes of human neurodegenerative diseases is a global research priority, warranting frequent reviews of the accumulating knowledge. In doing just that, biologists from the Plant Physiology Laboratory at the ...

Jun 18, 2021

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Physical activity attenuates arterial stiffening in children

According to a recent Finnish study, higher levels of moderate and vigorous physical activity can curb arterial stiffening already in childhood. However, sedentary time or aerobic fitness were not linked to arterial health. ...

Jun 18, 2021

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Blocking IL-11 signaling can help liver regenerate after drug-induced injury

Scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School and National Heart Center Singapore (NHCS), in collaboration with colleagues in Singapore and the UK, have shown that the human form of the signaling protein interleukin 11 (IL-11) has ...

Jun 18, 2021

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Next-generation T-cell therapeutics set sights on cancers, autoimmune disorders and more

T cells—immune cells that patrol our bodies in search of trouble—have become a central focus for UC San Francisco scientists working on living cell therapies, an approach that views cells themselves as a form of medicine.

Jun 18, 2021

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Beyond mere blueprints: Variable gene expression patterns and type 1 diabetes

Type 1 diabetes is a disorder in which the immune system inappropriately targets a class of cells in the pancreas known as β cells that produce the hormone insulin, which plays an important role in regulating bloodstream ...

Jun 18, 2021

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Preterm babies may have higher stroke risk as young adults

Babies born prematurely may have significantly higher risk of stroke as young adults—and the earlier the birth, the greater the risk, suggests an extensive new study.

Jun 18, 2021

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Going with your gut can result in better decision-making than using detailed data methods, study shows

Managers who use their gut instinct together with simple decision-making strategies may make equally good, but faster, decisions as those who use data to reach an outcome, a new study has found.

Jun 18, 2021

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Stay healthy and cool during the heatwave

The triple-digit temperatures forecast for this week can expose people to dehydration, heat exhaustion and even heat stroke. UC Davis Health occupational and environmental medicine physician Sheri Belafsky and sports medicine ...

Jun 18, 2021

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