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Innovative therapies for ischemic stroke: Nov - Vimarsana News

Innovative therapies for ischemic stroke: Nov

<p style="text-align:justify"><strong>Optimal pH homeostasis for cellular function is maintained by the acid-base balance through multiple buffering systems, such as the bicarbonate system, across the cell. Shifts in this equilibrium can impact health, prompting a closer look at how cells react under pathological conditions. While past studies have offered insights, several aspects remain unexplored. Researchers from Japan have now discovered a new bicarbonate-sensing receptor that regulates ischemic reperfusion injury and offers therapeutic insights into ischemic stroke ...

Hundreds of extravagantly decorated trucks roll up for charity in west Japan city - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of extravagantly decorated trucks roll up for charity in west Japan city

WAKAYAMA -- Hundreds of extravagantly decorated trucks gathered here on May 4 for a charity event hosted by a group of enthusiasts who have been deliv

Cat clock inspired by feline stationmaster unveiled in west Japan's Wakayama - Vimarsana News

Cat clock inspired by feline stationmaster unveiled in west Japan's Wakayama

WAKAYAMA -- A west Japan railway station has unveiled its new cat-themed clock replete with black and brown pointy ears and white whiskers, in a desig

Water pipe bridge collapses in west Japan forcing people to line up for supplies - Vimarsana News

Water pipe bridge collapses in west Japan forcing people to line up for supplies

WAKAYAMA -- The water supply continued to be cut off in a large area in this west Japan city on Oct. 4, one day after the collapse of a water pipe bri