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AI Earwax Screening Method Achieves 94% Accuracy for Parkinson's Detection
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AI Earwax Screening Method Achieves 94% Accuracy for Parkinson's Detection

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Neuronal Transfer of Mitochondria to Tumour Cells Promotes Cancer Spread

Neuronal Transfer of Mitochondria to Tumour Cells Promotes Cancer Spread

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Neurons often receive organelles called mitochondria from other cells. It emerges that neurons donate mitochondria that support cancer-cell spread. Neurons often receive organelles called mitochondria from other cells. It emerges that neurons donate mitochondria that support cancer-cell spread.See the Story
Predicting Parkinson’s Before It Strikes
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Predicting Parkinson’s Before It Strikes

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Every day, 50 Australians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease — a progressive neurological condition that affects over 150,000 people across the country. While its exact cause remains unknown, a growing body of research suggests our immune system may play a far more critical role than previously thought. Now, scientists have discovered a new clue: a surge in certain immune cells, called T cells, may occur years before the onset of physical sy…See the Story

Interaction of Cardiomyocytes From CCND2-Overexpressing Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells with Electrically Conductive Hydrogels

Researchers developed a gold nanorod-embedded gelatin-methacrylate hydrogel scaffold seeded with hiPSC-cardiomyocytes and hiPSC-derived cardiac fibroblasts [RSC Advances] Full ArticleAnimalsSee the Story

A Multimodal Conversational Agent for DNA, RNA and Protein Tasks

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Language models are thriving, powering conversational agents that assist and empower humans to solve a number of tasks. Recently, these models were extended to support additional modalities including vision, audio and video, demonstrating impressive capabilities across multiple domains, including healthcare. Still, conversational agents remain limited in biology as they cannot yet fully comprehend biological sequences. Meanwhile, high-performanc…Cancer · United StatesSee the Story

The Double Edged Sword of Therapy Induced Senescence in Cancer Treatment

Beyond killing cancerous cells, one of the major goals in traditional chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment approaches has been to induce senescence in those cells that a therapy fails to kill outright. A senescent cell no longer replicates, and it is the uncontrolled replication of cancerous cells than makes cancer so dangerous. Therefore shutting down that replication was seen as a beneficial outcome, even if the cell survives. Over time, a …United States · United StatesRead Article

Animal Study Data Shows Rapamyin to be a Robust Calorie Restriction Mimetic

Of all of the pharmaceutical approaches to slowing aging, rapamycin has the best, most robust, largest body of evidence from animal studies. Rapamycin is an mTOR inhibitor, mimicking some of the beneficial effects of calorie restriction on metabolism, long-term health, and life span. The most important outcome is thought to be improved autophagy, the cell maintenance process responsible for recycling unwanted proteins and structures in the cell.…Read Article

A Short Review of Senescent Cells and Senotherapeutic Strategies

Senescent cells serve a useful function in younger life when they emerge transiently in response to injury and forms of cell stress and damage. Such cells are rapidly cleared by programmed cell death or by the immune system. Unfortunately the aging of the immune system and rising levels of cell and tissue damage ensures that senescent cells accumulate with age to disrupt tissue structure and function with their inflammatory secretions. Based on …Read Article

Incremental Progress in Understanding Axolotl Limb Regeneration

One of the primary goals in the field of comparative biology is to produce a sufficient understanding of the proficient regeneration exhibited by species such as salamanders and zebrafish to enable similar feats of complete regeneration from severe injury in mammals. Progress has been slow, as it is a challenging problem. While a number of lines of evidence suggest that mammals still possess the molecular machinery necessary to regenerate organs…SpeciesRead Article

Reviewing the Contribution of the Exposome to Age-Related Disease

The exposome is the omics-styled name given to the full breadth of environmental factors that impact health, aging, and the operation of our biochemistry in general. Well studied aspects of the exposome include particulate air pollution, heavy metal exposure, and a broad range of diet and lifestyle choices. This short review paper provides a high level overview of present thought on the role of exposome components in the onset and progression of…HealthRead Article

Omidenepag Promising Against Glaucoma in Real-World Study

Eye drops containing 0.002% omidenepag isopropyl can safely reduce intraocular pressure in patients with newly diagnosed primary open-angle glaucoma, according to a real-world study.MedicalSee the Story

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