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Type I tyrosinemia is a genetic pathology that gives rise to a very serious hepatic metabolic disease, above all because until now it has always been diagnosed after having found the symptoms. It is transmitted in an autosomal recessive manner , by a mutation on chromosome 15 , of the gene for the hydrolysis enzyme&hellip; Continua a leggere Type I tyrosinemia: today it is possible to diagnose it in time

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The CDKAL1 gene known to scientists as involved in the development of type 2 diabetes could also be the cause of low birth weight babies. The discovery was made by researchers at Children&#39;s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and highlights an unusual condition; that in which the same gene&hellip; Continua a leggere Underweight babies, the cause is genetics

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In tests conducted on animals, researchers at Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland &#8211; Ohio), have demonstrated the effectiveness of a vaccine based on a molecule similar to beta amylodie, responsible for the pathology, which is found in a potato virus &#8211; virus Y. The vaccine has the ability to produce a high level of antibodies&hellip; Continua a leggere Potato virus as a possible treatment for Alzheimer&#39;s

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Rotavirus infections are not only the first cause of acute gastroenteritis in children, but &#8211; as demonstrated by the research group directed by Professor Maurizio de Martino, Director of the Department of Pediatrics of the University of Florence and Meyer, in studies carried out with Dr. Elena Chiappini &#8211; they also spread to the respiratory&hellip; Continua a leggere Rotavirus infections

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Excluding skin cancers, breast cancer is, in one out of three cases, the type of cancer diagnosed in female patients. Our immune system is designed to fight cancer . T-cells in the human body belong to a group of white blood cells and play a central role in immunity. However, cancer cells cause T-cells to&hellip; Continua a leggere Herpes Virus: nanotechnology against cancer

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More and more people suffer from high blood pressure and have diabetes problems, the blame could be attributed to the incorrect lifestyle of Western society. Over time, the same habits lead to a drastic drop in kidney function, in some cases we get to talk about chronic kidney disease, CKD (chronic renal disease) to put&hellip; Continua a leggere News on the diagnosis of renal dysfunction

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Researchers at the Biodesign Institute (Arizona State University) have genetically modified the enteric salmonella bacterium to make it produce an antigen against pneumonia. The bacterium, released into the patient, produces antibody molecules capable of counteracting the pneumonia bacterium without causing damage to the body. “If we try to use live Streptococcus pneumoniae to make a&hellip; Continua a leggere Salmonella: a new vector for the pneumonia vaccine

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The vaccine that many people get every year to protect themselves against the different viral strains of flu may no longer be necessary. It is the promise of a universal vaccine that lasts &quot;forever&quot;, or as some say &quot;for all eternity&quot;, and could prove to be an effective weapon in the event of a pandemic.&hellip; Continua a leggere Universal influenza vaccine

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What better argument than that of stem cells to start the new year: totipotent cells have been used to treat serious liver disease. In Brazil, 15 people were chosen from those on the waiting list for liver transplantation and were &#8211; on a voluntary basis &#8211; subjected to cell therapy. &quot;We are still in a&hellip; Continua a leggere Liver stem cells

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