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- Breakthrough in detecting DNA mutations could help treat tuberculosis, cancer
- Human stem cell-derived hepatocytes regenerate liver function
- New drug targets for aggressive breast cancer
- Migraines associated with variations in structure of brain arteries
- Good eating and sleep habits help kids succeed in school
| Breakthrough in detecting DNA mutations could help treat tuberculosis, cancer Posted: 28 Jul 2013 10:38 AM PDT Researchers have developed a new method that can look at a specific segment of DNA and pinpoint a single mutation, which could help diagnose and treat diseases such as cancer and tuberculosis.  |
| Human stem cell-derived hepatocytes regenerate liver function Posted: 26 Jul 2013 04:17 PM PDT Researchers have generated functional hepatocytes from human stem cells, transplanted them into mice with acute liver injury, and shown the ability of these stem-cell derived human liver cells to function normally and increase survival of the treated animals.  |
| New drug targets for aggressive breast cancer Posted: 26 Jul 2013 04:17 PM PDT Scientists have identified genes that are potential targets for therapeutic drugs against aggressive breast cancer.  |
| Migraines associated with variations in structure of brain arteries Posted: 26 Jul 2013 04:17 PM PDT The network of arteries supplying blood flow to the brain is more likely to be incomplete in people who suffer migraine, a new study reports. Variations in arterial anatomy lead to asymmetries in cerebral blood flow that might contribute to the process triggering migraines.  |
| Good eating and sleep habits help kids succeed in school Posted: 26 Jul 2013 04:15 PM PDT A good night's sleep and filling breakfast means more for your child's academic performance than you may think.  |
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