Archive: 28/01/2014

New technique developed to control cervical cancer

Gene related to the proliferation of cancerous cells blocked through molecular technology.

Jan 28, 2014

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New operating principle of potassium channels discovered

Neurons transmit information with the help of special channels that allow the passage of potassium ions. Defective potassium channels play a role in epilepsy and depression. The scientists working with Prof. Henning Stahlberg ...

Jan 28, 2014

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Is sun-induced frowning a possible cause of aggression?

Research published in Cognition & Emotion by Marzoli et al examines how facial expression can trigger an emotional response. Marzoli et al set out to test this theory that mood can be governed by facial expression; to the ...

Jan 28, 2014

Media coverage drives some misperceptions about cancer

People need and want recent information about cancer in order to make decisions about how they might manage their personal prevention, detection, treatment, survivorship, and end-of-life efforts. To get that information, ...

Jan 28, 2014

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Using silver nanoparticles, researchers create cream that avoids the transmition of HIV

After discovering that silver nanoparticles are capable of blocking the entry of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) into the organism, a group of researchers from the University of Texas, in collaboration with Humberto Lara ...

Jan 28, 2014

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New molecule protects the brain from effects of diabetes and high blood sugar

Researchers at the Hebrew university of Jerusalem have created a molecule that could potentially lower diabetic patients' higher risk of developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

Jan 28, 2014

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Don't judge older drivers by age

Encouraging older drivers to self-regulate their driving rather than revoking their licence based on age, has the potential to improve their safety and maintain their independence, a QUT study has found.

Jan 28, 2014

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Three new feline viruses raise questions about transmission and disease

(Medical Xpress)—Pathogen researchers at Colorado State University have discovered a family of cancer-causing viruses in several U.S. populations of bobcats, mountain lions and domestic cats, raising questions about whether ...

Jan 28, 2014

Video: Researchers aim to personalize breast cancer treatments

With support from the National Science Foundation (NSF), bioengineer Karen Burg and her colleagues at Clemson University are developing and demonstrating a new, integrative means of studying the complex behavior of cancer ...

Jan 28, 2014

Gene family mutation, autism linked

(Medical Xpress)—Harvard Medical School researchers at McLean Hospital have found that a gene family linked to autism, EphB, is essential for proper brain wiring during development. The findings suggest that the abnormal ...

Jan 28, 2014

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Archive: 28/01/2014

New technique developed to control cervical cancer

New operating principle of potassium channels discovered

Is sun-induced frowning a possible cause of aggression?

Media coverage drives some misperceptions about cancer

Using silver nanoparticles, researchers create cream that avoids the transmition of HIV

New molecule protects the brain from effects of diabetes and high blood sugar

Don't judge older drivers by age

Three new feline viruses raise questions about transmission and disease

Video: Researchers aim to personalize breast cancer treatments

Gene family mutation, autism linked

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