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Rutgers is on the 'NIH Roadmap'

...ng with other faculty members, will be involved in administering the training grant. The grant will be based at the BioMaPS Institute. Wilma Olson, Mary I. Bunting Professor of Chemistry, and BioMaPS Administrative Director Paul Ehrlich won a $445,000 "NIH Roadmap" grant for a joint effort of the Institute and the...

Promising results in the battle against incurable ALS muscle disease

...vestigated what the optimal technique would be for administering VEGF. An ordinary injection proved to be ineffective. But continuous administration of the VEGF protein - by means of a small pump - directly into the cerebrospinal fluid (the fluid that circulates around the brain and the spinal cord) was quite effe...

Melanoma treatment lesson

...essential to find the most suitable dosage for the administering of all the components, given that the obtained effect greatly depended on the order in which each of the substances was administered. After a number of years of investigation, researchers have discovered this pattern. Firstly, the OTZ has to be given...

Blocking cell signaling can stymie viral infections, study shows

...the spread of virus to other cells was blocked. By administering the drug and another compound in mice exposed to the vaccinia virus, the mice not only lived longer than untreated animals but their lungs were cleared of infection. There were also signs that the treated animals produced a stronger immune attack on ...

PET/MRI scans may help unravel mechanisms of prenatal drug damage

...o assess the effects of therapeutic drugs, such as administering synthetic narcotics to pregnant women following surgical procedures performed on fetuses in utero. "Following such surgeries, which are becoming more common to correct congenital malformations, the mother is treated with narcotics for pain--and anest...

New stem cell source could boost bone marrow success

...f tissue repair throughout life." Davies says that administering extra mesenchymal progenitor cells can also help repair broken bones or build new cartilage. To harvest the HUCPV cells, Davies and his team split open umbilical cords and pulled out the blood vessels with their surrounding Wharton's Jelly. (All th...

Progress toward a new remedy for chronic urinary tract infections?

...pothesized that they could prevent this binding by administering a substance that would have a greater affinity with Adhesine FimH than with the receptors on the urinary tract. Then, the E. coli binding places would be so captivated by this particular substance that they would no longer be able to cling to the wal...

Ingestion of afterbirth appears to promote maternal behavior in mammals

...obtain current levels of pain relief, he says, "by administering much, much, much smaller amounts of opioid analgesics." POEF is found in amniotic fluid and afterbirth. The new study, whose subjects will be mice, will test the hypothesis that it not only modulates pain, but operates on two specific brain ce...

National Inventors Hall of Fame announces 2005 inductees

...patients who require round-the-clock injections by administering drugs continuously, allowing them to go on with their lives. Garrett Morgan (1887-1963) Gas Mask, Traffic Signal Morgan's gas mask was a device that saved lives, aiding firefighters and others exposed to dangerous fumes. His three-way t...

PNAS highlights for the week of April 4 - 8

...d brain activity. These deficits were prevented by administering inhibitors of serotonin synthesis shortly after birth, suggesting that the deficits are due to abnormally high levels of serotonin in the brain during development. The results illustrate the importance of serotonin in the developing brain and imply ...

Why do amyloid diseases strike different tissues?

... to confront amyloid diseases in the laboratory by administering drugs designed to inhibit the growth of fibrils from the misfolded state. However, this has often proven ineffective because fibril formation is strongly favored once an initial, misfolded "seed" fibril forms. A few years ago, Kelly and his colleagu...

Talking robots, green buildings, and shockwave healing

... up kidney stones was more effectively achieved by administering only 60 shock waves a minute instead of the usual 120, especially for medium sized stones in the 100 mm 2 size range (1aBB7). COULD ANIMALS DETECT THE APPROACHING TSUNAMI? From Thailand to Sri Lanka, on both sides of the Bay of Bengal, there were...

Natural glucose byproduct may prevent brain damage and cognitive impairment after diabetic coma

...ent the action of PARP-1 and keep neurons alive by administering pyruvate directly. The key to neuron survival is the amount of the dose: 100 times the normal blood level. Pyruvate usually circulates throughout the brain and body at low concentrations, but ordinarily cannot penetrate the blood-brain barrier. Howev...

Heart failure wall stress drops 38% with moderate thyroid hormone therapy

... intelligently in humans. Care should be taken in administering TH to humans for heart disease since there is so little information available from animal studies." The current study said that the "most interesting effects were on the left ventricular myocyte shapeand these changes correlated beautifully with ech...

Link between mothers' poor diets, kids' obesity

...esearchers mimicked that premature leptin surge by administering the hormone to normally fed mice, those animals also became prone to obesity upon eating a diet high in fat. "Unexpectedly, normal offspring treated with leptin as newborns were indistinguishable from those that were undernourished before birth," Fuj...

Recurrent miscarriages: Could prednisolone reduce the occurrence of this distressing condition?

...ion endometrium of women with RM can be reduced by administering prednisolone. However, we do not know the exact role played by uNK cells in implantation and pregnancy yet. "We know that, normally, uNK cells increase during the menstrual cycle and are at their most numerous at the time of implantation of the embry...

Preventing a pandemic: Study suggests strategies for containing a flu outbreak

...tively moderate value of roughly 1.6. A process of administering antiviral drugs to the people in the same mixing groups as the infected person, called TAP for "targeted antiviral prophylaxis," could contain the outbreak as long as it reached 80 percent of the people targeted. A related strategy, GTAP, for "geogra...

HSPH's Walter Willett wins Bristol-Myers Squibb/Mead Johnson Freedom to Discover Award

...0,000 participants over many years, developing and administering questionnaires about their dietary intake and health status, while also evaluating biological markers of dietary intake, particularly plasma and toenail samples, as well as genetic determinants of disease risk. By creating and validating questionnai...

Research team develops cancer-curing T-lymphocyte-based therapy to eradicate malignant tumours

...ief, the method developed by Perreault consists of administering T-lymphocytes cells whose function it is to recognize and destroy abnormal cells from a healthy mouse donor to mice with cancer. These lymphocytes are pre-immunized against a specific antigen (H7a) present in host mouse cancer cells. Although the t...

UK College of Pharmacy to develop treatments for people exposed to dirty bomb

...oactive materials must be removed from the body by administering intravenous drugs. However, researchers from UK and ChemPharma are proposing to develop an orally administered dosage formulation with the ultimate goal of identifying an effective treatment for inclusion in the Strategic National Stockpile. The fun...

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