Category: Medical Research
Enteric Adenoviruses Enter Human Duodenal Cells Efficiently via Clathrin-Mediated Pathway
The enteric adenovirus types F40 and 41 (EAdVs) have lately been implicated in the development of acute hepatitis in children and are a major contributor to diarrhea and diarrhea-related …
Mechanism from Bacteria That Could Be Mimicked in the Search of Cures for Human Illnesses
Bacteria function strikingly similarly to human cells when it comes to defending against invaders, sharing the same essential machinery needed to turn immune pathways on and off. By examining …The Makeup of Skin Microorganisms Could Be Linked to Skin Aging in Humans
The human skin houses millions of microorganisms. Over a surface of 1-2 square meters, it is packed with several environmental niches. Skin microorganisms have long been recognized as having …
A New Perspective on Rheumatoid Arthritis: Could Oral Bacteria be a Causative Factor?
A study was published in the Science Translational Medicine journal studying the role of oral bacteria in the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis. The study was performed by analyzing patient …
Scientists Discover How to Bring Dead Brains Back to Life – Is Immortality Within Reach?
The human understanding of death depends on how it is conceptualized. The idea is interpreted differently and its definition is often subject to numerous scientific techniques. It has also …
Neuronal Development Pace Is Dictated by Mitochondrial Metabolism Unique to Each Species
The temporal order of events that occur during embryonic development is often constant throughout evolution. However, it can happen at very varied time spans based on the species or …
De Novo Antibody Design Made Possible by Generative Artificial Intelligence
Antibodies are a rapidly expanding class of therapeutic agents due to their alluring drug-like characteristics, such as high target selectivity and negligible immunogenic effects. The initial lead molecule is …