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Researchers have used heart and lung stem cells infected with the virus that causes Covid-19 to better understand how the disease impacts different organs,

For years, research and therapies for allergic asthma have been focused largely on targeting the inflammatory cytokines in the body that react to allergens and cause overproduction of mucus, wheezing and difficulty breathing.

EMERYVILLE, Calif., June 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- PhenomeX Inc. , the functional cell biology company, today announced that the Companys technology was recently featured in... | June 13, 2023

Washington, June 11: Although the brain is thought to regulate sleep-how much, when, and how much sleep occurs-sleep deprivation affects the body, and body signals can affect sleep. The mechanisms that the body uses to regulate sleep, on the other hand, are largely unknown.

Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have found that, in worms, protein-regulating pathways in the body help to control sleep. Moreover, some of the worm-related findings were replicated in mice, indicating that these peripheral pathways are also important in mammals. These results add to our growing knowledge around sleep regulation and may inform therapies to reduce human sleep disturbances in the future.

Washington, June 7: Although the brain is thought to manage sleep regulation--how much, when, and how much sleep occurs--sleep deprivation affects the body, and signals from the body can affect sleep. The mechanisms by which the body regulates sleep, on the other hand, remain largely unknown. According to a recent study published in Cell Reports, sleep in worms is regulated by the body via cellular pathways that maintain optimal protein function, from synthesis to breakdown.

Researchers from Osaka University developed an in vivo CRISPR screen to analyze factors affecting Toxoplasma gondii fitness in healthy and immunodefic....

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Chinese scientists develop novel technology to treat broad spectrum of cancers: study-

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Copenhagen suggests that a drug originally developed to treat diabetes and obesity could be effective in helping individuals overcome nicotine addiction.