Have you ever considered the profound synergy between your fork and your genes? Prepare yourself for an exciting exploration into the unprecedented field of nutrigenomics – a field where every bite has the power to orchestrate the melody of your health. Picture it not just as science but as a revolutionary saga that reveals the […]
Northwestern University’s synthetic biologists have revolutionized gene and cell treatments in the rapidly evolving field of drug delivery for precision medicine with its ground-breaking GEMINI (Genetically Encoded Multifunctional Integrated Nanovesicles) platform. The accurate distribution of therapeutic chemicals to specific cells is a recurring difficulty in medicine that this game-changing invention tackles. Nature’s Precision Drug Couriers:
Alopecia areata (AA) is an autoimmune condition causing harm to hair follicles, resulting in hair loss. The degree and pattern of hair loss can vary. Subtypes of AA encompass alopecia totalis, marked by complete hair loss on the scalp, and alopecia universalis, which entails complete loss of body hair. Additional clinical manifestations comprise patchy AA,
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Skin cancer is a prevalent and potentially life-threatening condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. While anyone can develop skin cancer, certain groups, such as immunosuppressed patients, face a heightened risk. This article delves into the causes, symptoms, prevention strategies, and treatment options associated with the increased susceptibility to skin cancer in immunosuppressed individuals. Causes
Discovering the biological connection between a father and a child has become remarkably accurate with the advent of DNA paternity tests. Utilising the genetic blueprint stored in our DNA, these tests provide almost 100% accuracy in determining paternity. This article delves into the intricacies of DNA paternity tests, shedding light on their accuracy, reasons for
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In study recently published in Nature Genetics, researchers from the prestigious University of Cambridge and Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine have unveiled disquieting revelations about the potential implications of an investigational cancer drug. The Culprit: CX-5461 and Its Development The drug in question, CX-5461, developed by Taiwanese pharmaceutical company Senhwa Biosciences under the
The optimal strategy for combating the cardiovascular disease pandemic lies in early prevention. Atherosclerosis is characterized by the formation of plaques made up of fat, cholesterol and calcium in the walls of arteries. The disease is a complex ailment with polygenic inheritance often detected in its advanced stages post cardiovascular incidents. Its intricate interplay with
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The biggest misconception among people about AIDS is that it is caused by sexual contact and that once someone contracts it, they can pass it on through mere touch. To dispel this myth, UNESCO, along with our leaders and doctors, has consistently conducted campaigns. Awareness is crucial because AIDS is a deadly disease, and together,
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It is observed that some people have a strong craving for sweets, and they cannot resist indulging in them. They also experience a frequent urge to visit the restroom. If you, your child or someone you know is grappling with such symptoms, be cautious as it could be indicative of diabetes. If diabetes is the
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Humans, with their intricate complexity, emerge from a single cell into a harmonious system of 37 trillion cells. The genetic variations embedded in our cells hold the secrets of this incredible journey. Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) is a transformative technology that allows us to study stem cell development in human tissues. A key application of
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