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Auf dem Weg zum individuellen Tumortherapeutikum

By Guest PostAugust 19, 2017Healthchristopher gerner, individuelle tumortherapeutikum, krebstherapie, metall haltige wirkstoffe, metallbasierte wirkstoffe, samuel meier

ForscherInnen entdecken wichtige molekulare Zielstruktur zur maßgeschneiderten Krebstherapie

Metallbasierte Wirkstoffe gehören zu den am häufigsten eingesetzten Medikamenten gegen Krebs – zu deren gezieltem Einsatz zur Zeit große Anstrengungen unternommen werden. Durch den Einsatz innovativer Analyseverfahren ist es einer Forschungsgruppe um Christopher Gerner von der Fakultät für Chemie der Universität Wien gelungen, definierte Interaktionspartner eines Organoruthenium-Wirkstoffes zu identifizieren und damit auch die molekularen Wirkmechanismen detailliert zu verstehen. Damit konnten wesentliche Voraussetzungen für eine maßgeschneiderte Therapie geschaffen werden. Die Studie erscheint in der aktuellen Ausgabe von “Angewandte Chemie International Edition”. (more…)

How a chemo drug can help cancer spread from the breast to the lungs

By Guest PostAugust 17, 2017Healthbreast, chemo drug, dark side, lungs, paclitaxel, pro cancer effects, spread cancer, treatment, tsonwin hai

Mouse study helps explain the paradoxical pro-cancer effects of paclitaxel

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The very same treatment that thwarts breast cancer has a dark side – it can fuel the spread of the disease to the lungs. (more…)

Study opens new line of attack on spinal muscular atrophy

By Guest PostAugust 13, 2017Healthanne hart, injections of nusinersen, micrornss, patrick ohern, spinal cord, spinal muscular atrophy

Scientists have discovered a physiological chain of events in animal models in which motor neurons and their communication with muscle become disrupted by the mutation that causes spinal muscular atrophy. (more…)

Breast-feeding plays important role in ‘seeding’ infant microbiome with beneficial bacteria

By Guest PostAugust 13, 2017Healthbeneficial bacteria, breast feeding, breast milk bacteria, grace aldrovandi, jeffrey bender, microbiom, pia pannaraj

UCLA-led study finds that nearly one-third of beneficial bacteria in baby’s intestinal tract comes directly from mother’s milk

Mothers protect their babies and teach them habits to stay healthy and safe as they grow. A new UCLA-led study shows that beneficial bacteria from mothers do much the same thing. (more…)

Study identifies gene — and drug target — involved in inflammation after injury

By Guest PostAugust 10, 2017Healthdamage to tissues, drug, gene, inflammation after injury, ischemia reperfusion, organ transplant, wenwen tang

During a stroke or organ transplant, patients can suffer an injury due to lack of blood supply to vital organs. The injury — known as ischemia reperfusion — can cause damage to tissues. But a new Yale-led study has identified a previously unknown mechanism leading to the injury, and a potential target for drug treatment. (more…)

Daily crosswords linked to sharper brain in later life

By Guest PostAugust 8, 2017Healthbrain, clive ballard, cogtracktm, daily crosswords, doug brown, keith wesnes, word puzzles

The more regularly people report doing word puzzles such as crosswords, the better their brain function in later life, a large-scale and robust online trial has found. (more…)

Revolutionary Solutions to ‘Boobs-sweat’ Issues – The Pioneering ‘Ta-Ta’ Bra!!

By ShamsAugust 6, 2017Health, Media, Small Businessboobs saver, boobs sweat, breast friend, erin robertson, first date, hot summer, issue, los angeles, ta ta bra, ta ta towels

Well, a ‘boobs-sweat issue’ in a hot summer in Los Angeles sparked the idea to a revolutionary solution to help feel ‘millions of boobs’ comfortable and ‘wooo-ing’ the internet crazily. (more…)

Sport ist Mord?

By Guest PostAugust 5, 2017Healthanstrengend, christian leukel, hendrik mothes, sport ist mord, sportaktivitaet, studie

Studie zeigt, dass Menschen Sport als weniger anstrengend empfinden, wenn sie daran glauben, dass er ihnen gut tut

„Sport ist mir zu anstrengend.” Für viele Menschen ist das Grund genug, auf Bewegung zu verzichten. Doch muss Sport wirklich schweißtreibend sein? Der Psychologe Hendrik Mothes vom Institut für Sport und Sportwissenschaft der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg hat mit seinem Team herausgefunden, dass die eigenen Erwartungen einen starken Einfluss darauf haben, wie anstrengend eine Sporteinheit erlebt wird. (more…)

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