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Study reveals the beneficial role of fat in type 2 diabetes - Vimarsana News

Study reveals the beneficial role of fat in type 2 diabetes

With nearly 10% of the world's population affected, type 2 diabetes is a major public health issue. An excessively sedentary lifestyle and a too-caloric diet encourage the development of this metabolic disease by altering the functioning of pancreatic cells and making blood sugar regulation less effective.

The Warburg Effect - Vimarsana News

The Warburg Effect

My friend Barry Shain recently asked me about the Warburg effect (I have no idea why!), and so the hero of today’s article is Otto Warburg.

Weed goes off script to resist herbicides - Vimarsana News

Weed goes off script to resist herbicides

Cementing waterhemp’s reputation as a hard-to-kill weed in corn and soybean production systems, University of Illinois researchers have now documented

Betagenon AB announces new CEO and new Chairman of the Board - Vimarsana News

Betagenon AB announces new CEO and new Chairman of the Board

/PRNewswire/ -- Betagenon AB, a Sweden-based company focused on development of AMPK activator compounds, today announced that James Hall BM, BCh, D.Phil has...

New therapeutic approach enables functional recovery after spinal cord injury in mice - Vimarsana News

New therapeutic approach enables functional recovery after spinal cord injury in mice

New therapeutic approach enables functional recovery after spinal cord injury in mice Using gene therapy, a research team has succeeded for the first time in getting mice to walk again after a complete cross-sectional injury. The nerve cells produced the curative protein themselves. To date, paralysis resulting from spinal cord damage has been irreparable. With a new therapeutic approach, scientists from the Department for Cell Physiology at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB) headed by Professor Dietmar Fischer have succeeded for the first time in getting paralyzed mice to walk again. The keys to...