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Embryonic stem cells correct congenital heart defect in mouse embryos

...cells to influence neighboring defective cells and restore their capacity to function normally. Researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center report that 15 embryonic stem cells injected into early embryos of mice whose hearts were genetically predisposed to develop a lethal defect, rescued the heart...

Researchers find protein that makes long-term memory possible

...ilarly, the scientists also found that mBDNF could restore L-LTP in brain slices from mice incapable of producing plasminogen. Next, the researchers treated plasminogen-deficient brain slices with a form of proBDNF that could not be converted to mBDNF. Again, L-LTP could not be induced in these hip...

Delay in cutting the cord helps premature babies

...to the baby's body. "A little extra blood can help restore blood pressure," says Raju. Low blood pressure may require transfusions of blood or fluids, which can be tricky to accomplish safely in a preterm baby. On the other hand, delaying clamping too long can actually pack too many red blood cells into the...

UCLA scientists discover new way to fix defective gene

...l also screen other antibiotics and drugs that may restore ATM cell function even better. We only need one s...ncer diagnosis and treatment. "If we are able to restore A-T cell function, we may be able to halt the spread of the tumor," said Gatti. "By correcting the ...

To save dolphin's dorsal fin experts combine medical technology and teamwork

...es in human regenerative medicine in an attempt to restore a bottlenose dolphin's damaged dorsal fin. The procedure on Liko, a three-year-old male dolphin at Dolphin Quest on Hawaii's Big Island, took place on July 30 and marked the first-ever marine mammal application of extracellular matrix tissue repair....

Children's Hospital Boston geneticist awarded for research on muscular dystrophy

...lood stem cells or muscle stem cells can partially restore dystrophin in affected skeletal muscles, a finding that may lead to treatments for many types of muscle disease. More recently, Kunkel has defined the molecular and genetic characteristics of several dystrophin-associated proteins whose disruption al...

One-way processes speed degradation of coral reefs

...about coral reef productivity decrease, efforts to restore reefs are undermined. Birkeland proposes that organizations concerned about coral reefs should develop interventions that focus on preventing degradation, rather than on restoration. He also suggests that encouraging responsible stewardship would be ...

Loyola begins study on blood substitute in trauma patients at the scene of injury

...d. "Saline, the current standard of care, helps us restore a patient's blood pressure but does not deliver oxygen, a critical nutrient to prevent organ damage in the brain, heart, lungs, liver and kidneys," Gamelli explained. "Carrying blood in an ambulance isn't practical because it needs to be refrigera...

New program examines stem cells' potential to repair, replace damaged tissue

...s or X-rays of teeth then making caps or crowns to restore form and function. "It's a very important area," he says of the interest in regeneration. "What we are particularly interested in is being able to reconstruct people with facial cancer. Oral facial cancer is one of the most disfiguring diseases you c...

Illegal tuna fishing and farming leads to demise of species

...mprehensive recovery plan would, in the long-term, restore tuna populations to healthy levels. Specific to tuna fish farming, WWF asks for a moratorium on new tuna farming plans and the attribution of specific quotas of the total tuna catches for farms. Finally, WWF recommends that a quota be allocated to IC...

'Blind' cells see the light; maybe someday humans will, too

...aving the way for an innovative therapy that could restore sight to those who have lost it through disease. A team lead by neurobiologist Richard H. Kramer, UC Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology, and Dirk Trauner, assistant professor of chemistry, inserted a light-activated switch into brain ce...

An ear for crime

...anted into living brain or other nervous tissue to restore function lost to disease or injury....

Hold the stuffing: Low-glycemic diet may help keep weight off

...nd that when you diet, internal mechanisms work to restore your weight to that setpoint. A low-GL diet may work better with these internal biological responses to create the greatest likelihood of long-term weight loss." Confirming other research, Ludwig's team also found that the low-GL group had significa...

The lost genetic legacy of American gray wolves

...ce American gray wolves to the Western US will not restore the population to the near same extent of genetic diversity it originally boasted. As a result of the most extensive and systematic predator elimination program ever practiced by a government, the gray wolf was eradicated from the Western US and Mex...

JCI table of contents, December 1 2004

...mice, these cells have previously been reported to restore expression of the protein that is lacking in muscu...uld be recruited to skeletal and cardiac muscle to restore delta -sarcoglycan expression. Surprisingly, upon examination of many thousands of muscle cells, the...

Purdue research offers hope for canine, human spinal injuries

...dogs, we found a PEG injection within 36 hours can restore sensitivity and even mobility within three weeks," Borgens said. "These results are unprecedented in paralysis research." While such news should be inspiring for pet owners, Borgens strongly cautions those who think a cure for human pa...

Science to restore the nation's ecosystems

...ir historic levels. No single approach will likely restore these populations. We describe three barriers to salmon migration and the different approaches that are being implemented to aid in the recovery of threatened and endangered salmon populations in the Columbia River Basin. Thurs, Dec. 9 Understand...

Stanford biologist working to restore native forests to Hawaii

...in which replanting of native forests can not only restore a damaged ecosystem but also provide a renewable source of profit. The lessons learned here-about quantifying the benefits supplied by nature and creating incentives to protect them-are likely to be relevant in many other parts of the world, Daily sa...

New forest technologies for small-diameter timber

...ively use forest resources to reduce fire risk and restore forest health. Overstocked stands of dead and dying trees are a concern throughout the West because they increase the risk of insects, disease, and wildfire. The Wood Utilization Solutions to Hazardous Fuels conference is scheduled for two locations:...

Injectable gel could speed repair of torn cartilage

...cells so that new cartilage can be formed and help restore function. The gel material itself is composed of a natural polysaccharide called hyaluronic acid which is modified with photoreactive groups (methacrylates) and a photosensitive molecule. Burdick compares the procedure, in which the injectable li...

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