Protein Cell P53 Drug on Clinical Trials; To Restrore Cancer-Depleting Cell Function

Medicine & Technology Sep 01, 2021

A new study analyzed the correlation between the protein cell p53 gain-of-function and the effects of aneuploidy. It aims to design a drug that can restore the natural function of p53 to suppress cancer.

Microbes Synthetic Muscle Fiber Tougher Than Bulletproof Vests Can Provide Potential Solutions in Biomedical Treatments

Sep 01, 2021

A new synthetic muscle fiber developed was found to be tougher than Kevlar and effective for biomedical applications.

Genes Can Identify, Respond, Filter Coded Information in Signals, Leads to Significant Biotechnology Applications

Sep 01, 2021

New research from North Carolina State University scientists showed that genes can identify, respond to, and filter coded information in signals. This shows how a single mechanism can create reactions from a single gene.

KNUCKLES’ Role in Flower Clock; This Tiny Multi-Functional Protein Helps Complete Floral Development Properly at the Right Time

Aug 31, 2021

Researchers recently discovered how a tiny protein called KNUCKLES helps in flowers’ development, specifically their proper and timely growth.

Enzyme Origins Traced Via Evolutionary Time Travel to Know How They Evolved Over Time

Aug 26, 2021

Evolutionary time travel is looking backward to what an enzyme used to be billions of years ago before it evolved into its present form. Scientists believe this will help them understand the evolution of an enzyme to predict future versions of them.

Hormones, Couples' Romantic Passion Levels, May Be Affected by Their Exposure to Sunlight

Aug 25, 2021

Sunlight is substantially affecting humans, specifically, their sex hormones when they get exposed to it, a new study found.

Solving the Prions' Puzzle: Medical Imaging Breakthrough Completes 30-Year-Old Project

Aug 25, 2021

A team of scientists has generated high-resolution 3D images of dangerous prions, building on a 30-year-old project, and is expected to offer insights into how prions assemble and behave.

Mammalian Retrovirus-Like Protein: This May Help Expand mRNA delivery; Potential Solution for Nucleic Acid Therapies

Aug 20, 2021

A type of protein may help in the expansion of mRNA delivery and may possibly aid in nucleic acid therapeutics, a new study revealed.

Protein Associated with Parkinson's Disease Can Cause Damage to Cellular Powerhouses; Researchers Investigate the Contribution of Alpha-Synuclein to the Problem

Aug 19, 2021

Protein linked to certain conditions like Parkinson’s disease is found to be affecting the mitochondria with researchers specifically discovering that fragmentation of mitochondria can actually be healthy.

Protein Involved in Tumor Growth May Help Protect Against Neuronal Decay, Prevent Neurodegeneration

Aug 18, 2021

An international team of researchers may have found the protein that plays a role in tumor growth and protects against neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's disease.

Different Kind of Anger Management: Angry Bees Found To Create Richer Venom Good for Medicinal Use

Aug 17, 2021

A new study examines the effect of various behavioral and ecological factors on honey bee venom, the material that makes bee stings painful yet known for various medicinal uses.

Heart Failure Treatment: New Research Shows How Protein May Help Fix This Condition

Aug 15, 2021

A new treatment has recently been discovered by the University of Utah researchers for heart failure. Specifically, they found that a certain protein may help regulate calcium within heart cells.

Heart Failure Treatment: New Research Shows How Protein May Help Fix This Condition

Aug 15, 2021

A new treatment has recently been discovered by the University of Utah researchers for heart failure. Specifically, they found that a certain protein may help regulate calcium within heart cells.

Protein Droplets Viscosity and Surface Tension Leads to New Neurodegenerative Disease Indicators, Targets Solution to Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS

Aug 14, 2021

New research led by Rutgers University suggests a novel technique of quantifying neurodegenerative diseases from protein droplets.

Neuroproteomes: New Method of Labeling Proteins in the Brain, May Benefit Therapy for Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Disease

Aug 13, 2021

A new technique of labeling proteins found in the neuron has been developed by experts in line with the study of neuroproteomes and brain illness correlations.