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Specific epigenetic changes are closely related to Alzheimer\'s disease

Specific epigenetic changes are closely related to Alzheimer\'s disease

Certain epigenetic changes (mechanisms that affect gene expression through environmental factors) are closely related to the pathological manifestations of the disease in the brains of patients with Alzheimer\'s disease...

2020-10-17
Genome-wide association research helps identify new susceptibility genes for glaucoma

Genome-wide association research helps identify new susceptibility genes for glaucoma

Researchers at Hudan University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Singapore National Eye Center and other institutions have used genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to identify new susceptibility genes associated with prim...

2020-10-17
What is the new detection technology for childhood tuberculosis?

What is the new detection technology for childhood tuberculosis?

A study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases has invented a fast and accurate blood test method for the diagnosis of tuberculosis in children...

2020-10-17
Lymph node cells are better for sepsis

Lymph node cells are better for sepsis

Researchers from multiple laboratories report that the presence of immune regulatory cells in lymph nodes may prevent a variety of sepsis, which is an uncontrolled immune response that can lead to multiple organ failure and death...

2020-10-17
Cannabis ingredients promise to treat Alzheimer\'s disease

Cannabis ingredients promise to treat Alzheimer\'s disease

In a study recently published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, neuroscientists at the University of South Florida found that they hope to slow down the cannabis-poor compound delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)...

2020-10-17
Parkinson\'s disease may be improved by deep brain stimulation therapy

Parkinson\'s disease may be improved by deep brain stimulation therapy

Researchers from Duke University School of Medicine have shown through research that, compared with young people with Parkinson’s disease, deep brain stimulator transplantation may not pose a risk to elderly people with Parkinson’s disease....

2020-10-17
HIV cannot be easily killed or hidden in the intestine

HIV cannot be easily killed or hidden in the intestine

Recently, researchers at the University of California, Davis discovered through research that HIV is hidden in the intestine and may not be eliminated by the body’s immune system....

2020-10-17
Dr. Xiang was invited to participate in the Zhonghong Boyuan Academic Seminar

Dr. Xiang was invited to participate in the Zhonghong Boyuan Academic Seminar

On the morning of October 16, Zhonghong Boyuan specially invited Dr. Xiang, who had worked at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and is now a doctoral supervisor in universities, on the academic topic of \"National Financial Application Skills and ...

2020-10-16
Defects in key enzymes cause brain cell death

Defects in key enzymes cause brain cell death

In a healthy brain, a waste removal process called \"autophagy\" usually removes and destroys damaged cellular components, including malformed proteins (such as tau and toxic mitochondria). Otherwise, such cellular debris will look like unc...

2020-10-16
Use endocannabinoids produced in the body to fight intestinal infections

Use endocannabinoids produced in the body to fight intestinal infections

In a new study, researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center found that endocannabinoids can turn off certain pathogenicities, just like signal molecules produced in the body, they have the same chemical substances as cannabis. ...

2020-10-16
Why can a small point mutation have a very large effect on the characteristics of T cells?

Why can a small point mutation have a very large effect on the characteristics of T cells?

T cells play an important role in the function of the human immune system. T cells can accurately and effectively distinguish diseases and foreign bodies from the body\'s own healthy tissues, and trigger actions required to respond to certain outpati...

2020-10-16
Why is cancer immunotherapy specifically suppressed by liver tumors?

Why is cancer immunotherapy specifically suppressed by liver tumors?

Scientists from the University of California and other institutions have discovered through research that cancer immunotherapy can be specifically suppressed by liver tumors...

2020-10-16
What is the molecular connection between body inflammation and Parkinson\'s disease?

What is the molecular connection between body inflammation and Parkinson\'s disease?

In the latest research report published in the international journal Brain, scientists from the University of Luxembourg and other institutions revealed the link between inflammation and specific gene mutations in Parkinson’s disease patients...

2020-10-16
What is the new molecular mechanism of metastatic prostate cancer?

What is the new molecular mechanism of metastatic prostate cancer?

In a research report published a few days ago in the international journal Nature Communications, scientists from the University of Tampere and other institutions may be able to help explain why prostate cancer metastasizes when the tumor is in the p...

2020-10-16
What determines brain flexibility?

What determines brain flexibility?

When the plasticity of neural connections is maximized and the development of the brain gradually begins to adapt to the environment, the key stage of neuron development is in the limited stage of life...

2020-10-16
What is the role of glycans in the spike protein of the new coronavirus in viral infection?

What is the role of glycans in the spike protein of the new coronavirus in viral infection?

Scientists are working overtime to develop vaccines and drugs to defeat SARS-CoV-2. Much work is focused on the coronavirus spike protein (S protein), which interacts with angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) on the surface of human cells. Bind and...

2020-10-16